By Robert I. Feinberg | Published January 29, 2025 | Posted in Personal Injury | Tagged Tags: Falling, nursing homes, personal injury | Comments Off on Patients Falling in Nursing Homes Is an Ever-Present Danger
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Patients Falling in Nursing Homes Is an Ever-Present Danger
Falls are among the most common and dangerous accidents that occur in nursing homes, often resulting in severe injuries or even fatalities. Families with loved ones in long-term care facilities need to stay vigilant about the potential for falls and to know how to respond if an accident occurs. Almost half of all nursing home Read More
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What Happens to a Tax Refund in a Chapter 13 Repayment Plan?
Establishing a debt repayment plan through Chapter 13 bankruptcy might be the right solution if you’re earning a steady income and are concerned about keeping your home. This option is often used by people who have fallen behind on their bills due to a medical problem, divorce or temporary unemployment, and cannot catch up with Read More
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Lane Splitting Can Affect a Motorcyclist’s Rights in an Accident Lawsuit
Lane splitting is a controversial practice in which motorcycles ride between lanes of slow-moving or stopped traffic. It allows them to bypass congestion by traveling in the space between cars, typically on multi-lane highways or during traffic jams. While proponents argue that lane splitting can be safe for motorcyclists in certain situations, critics contend that Read More
Read MoreBill Proposes to Make Filing for Bankruptcy Easier
Rules relating to bankruptcy are always under scrutiny from lawmakers, as well as interest groups representing both debtors and creditors. In the past several years, we’ve seen the institution and expiration of changes prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2019 introduction of Subchapter V proceedings under Chapter 11. Some members of Congress are looking Read More
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With Winter Weather Comes a Higher Incidence of Slips and Falls
Wintertime in Massachusetts brings freezing temperatures, snow and ice, creating hazardous conditions that increase the potential for serious slip and fall accidents. These accidents can lead to a range of severe injuries, each with distinct symptoms that require prompt medical attention. Understanding the nature of these injuries and seeking appropriate help can make a significant Read More
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“Buy Now, Pay Later” Services and Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Financial distress makes it difficult for millions of Americans to pay full price up front for the items they need, so it is no surprise that Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services are growing in popularity. BNPL companies such as Klarna, Afterpay and Affirm allow consumers to obtain goods or services upfront and pay for Read More
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Understanding the Causes and Effects of Traumatic Brain Injuries
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when an external object forcibly impacts the head, causing the brain to collide with the inner surface of the skull. A TBI can result in physical damage like bruising, bleeding or tears in brain tissue. This type of injury often arises from motor vehicle collisions, sports-related impacts, falls from Read More
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Common Causes of Elevator Accidents and Who Is Liable
Elevator accidents, while relatively rare, can result in severe injuries or even fatalities. These incidents often stem from a variety of causes, including mechanical malfunctions, human error and poor maintenance practices. Understanding what causes these accidents is critical to identifying parties that may be held liable for damages in such cases. Here are some of Read More
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Coordinating Auto and Health Insurance Coverages After an Accident
In Massachusetts, the process of obtaining reimbursement for car accident injuries typically involves both automobile and health insurance. The state’s auto insurance laws require certain mandatory coverages. There are also optional ones, which, together with health insurance, can help offset the costs of medical treatment and related expenses. Massachusetts mandates that all drivers carry a Read More
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What to Do if You’re Hurt on a Stairway on Commercial Premises
Property owners are legally responsible for maintaining safe premises, including stairways. When stairway accidents occur due to negligence in maintenance or design, injured parties may have the right to seek compensation for their injuries. Here’s an overview of liability in stairway accidents and the steps an injured person should take. Stairway trips and falls can Read More
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