I found the following which I think does a pretty good job of enumerating what you should do if you have been involved in an automobile accident. The article was provided by injuryfirms.com. Please click here for the full text of the article.
Call Earley Before It’s Too Late!What To Do After an Auto Accident
In Massachusetts you are required to carry a minimum of $20, 000.00/$40, 000.00 in bodily injury insurance coverage. This insurance is commonly called compulsory bodily injury insurance. This protects you and your assets if you are completely or only partially at fault for an automobile accident in Massachusetts, because your insurance company will pay the individual […]
As I have mentioned on previous posts, in order for you to obtain full and fair value from an insurance adjuster on your injury claim, you have to know how to negotiate with the insurance adjuster. While of course I discourage you from negotiating your claim on your own without an attorney, if you decide to […]
Ok, you have finally settled your accident case with the relevant insurance company and they send you a release to sign. Some people just sign and date these documents without even reading them. But, before signing the release you need to understand something: you are, by signing the release, relinquishing all rights to sue the persons that […]
Undoubtedly one of the most comprehensive personal injury blogs on the internet, I encourage you to visit the Wisconsin Personal Injury Lawyers Blog to gain information that may be of relevance to you if you have been hurt in an accident.
Attorney advertising is a relatively new phenomenon. Until 1977 lawyers were essentially prohibited from advertising their services to the public. However, the 1977 decision from the U.S. Supreme Court in Bates v. State Bar of Arizona changed all that. In Bates, the Court decided that it was not only permissible for attorneys to advertise, but that it was important for attorneys […]
David Brannen, a personal injury attorney in Nova Scotia, Canada, has a great blog devoted to personal injury law. I like the blog because it illuminates the differences, as well as the similarities between personal injury law in Canada and in the United States. His blog is entitled Injury Law Blog.
The law governing dog bites in Massachusetts is contained in M.G.L. Chapter 140, Section 155. That statute states: “If any dog shall do any damage to either the body or property of any person, the owner or keeper, or if the owner or keeper be a minor, the parent or guardian of such minor, shall […]
Carolyn Elefant is an attorney who is truly a pioneer in blogging. Her blog is geared primarily to “solo” attorneys and the many issues they face everyday. I find it to be educational and entertaining. The blog is entitled my myshingle.com and it is in my opinion one of the best legal blogs online.
The First Circuit Court of Appeals in the case of Stanton v. Metro Corp. recently held that a disclaimer at the beginning of an article about teenage sexual mores does not insulate the Defendant-publisher from potential defamation liability. In that case, the Defendant Metro Corp. published a story in the Boston magazine entitled “The Mating Habits of […]