By Robert I. Feinberg | Published April 2, 2025 | Posted in Auto Insurance | Tagged Tags: auto accidentt, compensation, Health Insurance | Comments Off on How Does Massachusetts’ No-Fault Law Limit Your Right to Sue?
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How Does Massachusetts’ No-Fault Law Limit Your Right to Sue?
Massachusetts is one of 12 U.S. states that operate under a no-fault auto insurance system, which significantly impacts how accident victims can seek compensation for injuries and losses. This system is designed to streamline the process of handling auto accident claims, ensuring that victims receive timely payment for medical expenses and lost wages without the Read More
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When Can a Crime Victim Sue a Property Owner for Negligent Security?
In Massachusetts, a crime victim may have the right to recover monetary compensation from the owner of the premises where the crime occurred. A negligent security claim is based on the legal duty of property owners to provide a safe environment for visitors. The essence of the claim is that the owner knew or should Read More
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Recovering Damages for Injuries from E-bike and E-scooter Accidents
Electric bikes (e-bikes) and electric scooters (e-scooters) have become increasingly popular as eco-friendly, convenient transportation options in urban and suburban areas. But the surge in their use has unfortunately led to a corresponding increase in the risks of accidents, often resulting in serious injuries to riders. These vehicles can travel at comparatively high speeds and Read More
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Recent Train and Bus Crashes Show Ever-Present Risks of Transit Injuries
Two incidents in Massachusetts in February have highlighted the persistent dangers associated with transit systems, underscoring gaps in safety measures and protocols. Riders as well as pedestrians are always at risk of being injured due to events outside of their control. When the cause of an accident is negligence by a bus or train operator Read More
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Explosion Accidents and Their Frightful Aftermath
Explosion accidents pose serious risks in industrial facilities, construction sites, commercial premises, and public areas. They can cause extensive damage, severe injuries, and fatalities, making it critical to understand their causes and the rights of injured victims. The following are among the most common causes of explosions: Gas leaks — In many settings, natural gas, Read More
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Can a Pedestrian Sue if Hit by a Car While Jaywalking or Distracted?
In Massachusetts, a pedestrian who is jaywalking or distracted at the time of a motor vehicle collision can still recover money damages, although the process may be complicated by the circumstances of their behavior. Under Massachusetts law, pedestrians are generally owed a duty of care by drivers, and drivers owe a duty to yield to Read More
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How Can a Victim of an Icy Sidewalk Slip and Fall Recover Damages?
In Massachusetts, property owners owe a duty of care to those who enter or use their premises, including pedestrians who may be injured by hazardous conditions on abutting sidewalks. When a person slips and falls on an icy or snowy sidewalk and is injured, they have the right to recover damages if it can be Read More
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Fault for a Rear-End Collision: It’s Not Always the Driver Behind
Rear-end collisions are the most frequent type of auto accident, occurring on both highways and local roads. The consequences can be severe, affecting both drivers and passengers in either vehicle involved. A common belief is that the driver behind is always at fault, but in fact, the causes and the liability can be shared. On Read More
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Your Entitlement to Damages if Injured by a Drunk Driver
Drunk driving is a major cause of car crashes throughout the nation. If you are injured in such an accident through no fault of your own, you are entitled to recover compensation for your losses. However, this involves establishing the driver’s intoxication and a clear connection between that impaired state and your injuries. Understanding the Read More
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Filing for Personal Bankruptcy When You Own a Business
Personal financial struggles can happen to anyone, even successful business owners. If you’re thinking about filing for bankruptcy as an individual, you might be wondering what effect, if any, taking such a step will have on your business. Depending on the type of business structure and bankruptcy chapter, the implications can vary significantly. Sole proprietorships Read More
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