Monthly Archives: May 2012

Feds Launch New Construction Fall Prevention Campaign

Fall accidents are some of the most frequent causes of injuries on construction worksites.  In 2010, more than 10,000 workers suffered injuries in fall accidents, and 255 people were killed in these accidents.  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has

Posted in Injury News, Personal Injury

Proposed Federal Regulation May Reduce Truck Rollover Accidents

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has proposed a new federal safety regulation.  The new regulation would require large commercial trucks and buses to have electronic stability control (ESC) systems.  The NHTSA estimates that the installation

Posted in Car Accidents, Injury News, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury

Seven Injured In Somerville, MA Rollover Accident

As reported by the Somerville Patch, two cars collided yesterday afternoon on Mystic Valley Parkway at the intersection of Route 16 and Boston Avenue in Somerville, Massachusetts during rush hour traffic.  The impact in the two car collision caused an SUV to rollover.  Seven people

Posted in Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Injury News, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury

OSHA Cites Lancaster, Massachusetts Company For Work Fatality

On May 7, 2012, OSHA announced that it issued a willful citation to a Lancaster, Massachusetts packaging manufactuer in connection with the death of a company employee.  The OSHA citation alleged 12 safety violations.  The incident happened last November, 2011.  The employee

Posted in Construction Accidents, Injury News, Personal Injury, Third Party Claim, Workers Compensation

Failure To Use Turn Signal Causes More Car Accidents than Texting

A new report recently published by the Society of Automotive Engineers confirms that failure to use a turn signal causes about 2 Million car accidents each year in the United States.  The SAE study examined 12,000 turning vehicles in the field.  About

Posted in Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury

Motorcyclists at High Risk of Accidents in Summer

Over the next few weeks, motorcyclists in Boston and across Massachusetts will bring out their motorcycles, as the year’s peak motorcycling season kicks off.  This is also one of the most dangerous times of the year for motorcyclists.  Appropriately enough,

Posted in Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury

Third-Party Pain & Suffering Not Subject To Workers Comp Lien

In a recent case, Curry v. Great American Insurance Company, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that verdict and settlement allocations for pain and suffering are not subject to the workers compensation insurer’s lien under MGL c. 152, s. 15. Curry involved

Posted in Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Personal Injury, Third Party Claim, Workers Compensation

Senior Drivers Struggle with Scanning for Accident Hazards

As many lawyers have noted, senior drivers are much more likely to be involved in certain types of accidents, like right-of-way accidents at intersections.  A new study tries to establish the reasons for this, and finds that these motorists are more

Posted in Car Accidents, Personal Injury

Risk of Accidents Highest for Beginner Motorcyclists

Motorcyclists, who have been on the road for just a few days, are at the highest risk of accidents.  In fact, the risk of an accident is the highest during the first 30 days on the road.  You don’t have

Posted in Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury
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