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Will I Owe Taxes on My Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Massachusetts?

October 4, 2017

If you are injured in a workplace accident, you are entitled to file a claim for workers’ comp benefits. Benefits provided injured employees with medical...

Will I Owe Taxes on My Car Accident Settlement in Massachusetts?

September 20, 2017

The answer to this question is, “it depends on several factors.” Many car accident settlements are non-taxable; however, as with most tax issues, there are...

The Difference Between A Product Liability Case and Medical Malpractice

September 6, 2017

When you are injured or you suffer a serious side effect from a medical procedure or medication, it can be difficult to determine if you...

What Are The Requirements To Qualify For Workers’ Comp in Massachusetts?

July 26, 2017

To protect workers who are injured on the job, Massachusetts passed workers’ compensation laws. Workers’ compensation pays for the medical expenses of a worker who...

What Are My Legal Options If I Had A Slip & Fall Accident on a Sidewalk

June 28, 2017

Who is legally responsible for your slip and fall injury on the sidewalk will depend on where the incident occurs. Most cities or municipalities are...

Can I Sue the City of Boston Over an Accident-Related Injury Claim?

June 21, 2017

Governmental entities can sometimes be immune from lawsuits. The rationale behind the immunity is that lawsuits against the government can strain budgeting and divert the...

Asbestos Exposure: What Workers Need to Know

June 7, 2017

Asbestos was once considered a “wonder material” because it worked well as an insulation material that is also fire resistant. However, after many workers ended...

How A Medical Lien Can Impact Your Injury Settlement in Massachusetts

April 27, 2017

Healthcare in the United States is expensive. When you are involved in an accident, you are often hit with unexpected costs related to medical care....

Everything You Need To Know About The “Serious Injury” Threshold

April 20, 2017

Massachusetts is a “no-fault” state, which means that if you are involved in a car crash, you notify your insurance company first for reimbursement for...

Your Guide To Filing A Work-Related Accident Report in Massachusetts

March 23, 2017

Workers’ compensation is a valuable benefit for many types of employees. However, employees must meet certain reporting obligations to ensure that their claim will go...