Blog Posts in September, 2014

Massachusetts auto crash injures 4

When an automobile accident takes place on Massachusetts roadways, a series of events is set into motion. As soon as emergency dispatchers are notified of an auto crash, emergency responders are sent to the scene. Upon arrival, emergency medical workers begin to assess the injuries suffered during the crash, and prioritize treatment to those who are hurt. Police arrive shortly thereafter and ...

Can a motorcyclist be charged after a car crash?

In a collision between the driver of a car and a motorcyclist, there can be little doubt as to which party will emerge the worse for wear. Many in Massachusetts assume that a car crash is always the fault of the automobile driver, and a result of either negligent driving practices or the failure of a driver to see a motorcycle within the immediate area. In reality, however, those who operate ...

Cyclist dies after being injured in an accident

There is a certain level of inherent risk involved when an individual decides to ride a bicycle on Massachusetts roadways. Although drivers are expected to keep an eye out for cyclists and yield the right of way when appropriate, the fact remains that in a collision between a bicycle and a motor vehicle, the cyclist is likely to feel the brunt of the damage. Such was the case when a bicycle rider ...

Massachusetts residents injured in an accident can ask for help

Car accidents are an unfortunate part of life. From minor fender benders to incidents that are more severe, these accidents happen all too frequently. When they do, people often end up getting hurt. Massachusetts residents who have been injured in an accident may face a difficult road to recovery, but that is a road they don't have to face alone. When accidents strike, injuries typically follow. ...