The Boston Globe Spotlight Team has published a multi-part series investigating the need for reform and regulation of Massachusetts taxis. As any experienced personal injury lawyer knows, a person seriously injured by a negligent taxi cab driver in most cases be limited…
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Massachusetts Auto Insurers Fined Over Surcharges
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley announced that four Massachusetts auto insurers settled allegations that they overcharged customers by not removing surcharges after the customers won their surcharge appeal at the Massachusetts Board of Appeal. The four auto insurers who settled…
Posted in Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents
Do You Know Your Rights Under OSHA Following a Work Place Accident?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is the federal agency within the U.S. Department of Labor responsible for publishing and enforcing safety rules and reguations. Almost all workers are protected by OSHA regulations except, for example, state and local government…
Can I Get Additional Compensation or Scarring or Permanent Loss of Function?
If you’ve been hurt at work and you have a scar or loss of function due to your work injury, there’s additional workers’ comp benefits that you can receive for your scar or loss of function. First of all, as…
Posted in Personal Injury
What is the Process for Filing a Workers Compensation Claim
In order to file a claim for workers’ comp benefits, you have to have a doctor’s note or report that says that you are disabled because of a work injury. Next, after you’ve filed the claim, the Department of Industrial…
Posted in Workers Compensation
What Are Some Misconceptions of Workers Compensation
Here’s some common misconceptions that people have about workers’ comp. First, a lot of people think by bringing a workers’ comp claim, they’re actually suing their employer. They’re not suing their employer. Employers are protected from being sued in Massachusetts…
Posted in Workers Compensation
Hurt At Work? Get a Lawyer NOW!!
The past couple of months I’ve met so many injured workers who delayed contacting a workers comp lawyer. Each has his or her own story, but they basically relied on the workers comp insurance adjuster to provide them with information…
Posted in Workers Compensation
Icy Roads Increase Risk of Car Accidents
As reported by Herald News, seven people were injured last night in three separate car accidents on icy Route 24 in Freetown, Massachusetts. The seven injured people were transported by ambulance to neighboring hospitals to be evaluated and treated for…
Posted in Car Accidents
Can I Receive Social Security Disability and Workers Compensation?
Yes, but Social Security will reduce your monthly SSDI benefit based on the amount of money you are receiving in workers comp. Once you settle your workers comp case, the SSDI offset can be reduced or eliminated by including language in…
Posted in Workers Compensation
Employer Doesn’t Have Workers Compensation Insurance
Workers injured after December 12, 1985 can sue their employers. They can also file a claim against the Workers Compensation Trust Fund at the DIA, which oversees workers compensation in Massachusetts.
Posted in Workers Compensation
