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Central Harlem Legionnaires’ Disease Cluster: What Happened, Who May Be Liable, and How Victims Can Protect Their Rights

This post provides general information and should not be considered legal advice. What We Know Right Now about the Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak New York City health officials are investigating a community cluster of Legionnaires’ disease in Central Harlem (ZIP codes 10027, 10030, 10035, 10037, and 10039). As of August 12,…

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Airbnb and Premises Liability: How Personal Injury Lawyers Hold the Company Accountable

The rise of Airbnb has revolutionized the travel and hospitality industry. With over 4 million hosts and 1 billion guests worldwide, Airbnb offers unique, affordable accommodations. However, this convenience comes with potential risks. Many travelers and hosts have faced safety issues, serious injuries, and legal disputes. Personal injury lawyers are…

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Emerging Trends in Premises Liability Law

The nuances of premises liability law are evolving, and staying informed about the latest trends and legal developments is essential for property owners, business operators, and legal practitioners. At Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers, we understand that as societal norms shift and technology advances, the legal framework surrounding premises liability adapts,…

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Risks of Nursing Home Neglect and Abuse in Massachusetts

The Massachusetts Attorney General this week announced settlements with seven nursing homes over the deaths of five residents. One nursing home operator has been banned from participating in state-run healthcare programs for a period of seven years, while others agreed to fines ranging from $30,000 to $200,000 and will undergo…

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Fall Injuries a Winter Risk in Massachusetts

The threat of fall injuries is a commonly overlooked risk, particularly through the long Massachusetts winter months. As we recently reported, Massachusetts snow removal liability laws can hold business or property owners liable for falls or other injuries caused by the accumulation of ice or snow on public or private…

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Holiday shopping risks: Premises Liability & Defective Products

Recently, we wrote about the risks of parking lot accidents. However, parking lots are far from the only risks that come with the holiday shopping season. The risks of injury on commercial or retail property spike during the holiday shopping season for a variety of reasons. Winter weather brings the…

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Who Can File A Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Massachusetts

Massachusetts state law is what controls the aspects of a wrongful death lawsuit that deals with who has the right to file the lawsuit in court. Typically, only immediate family members of the victim have standing to sue the person or entity that caused the death. But the definition of…

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Sturbridge Woman Killed in Accidental Apartment Fire

An apartment fire at 16 Fairgrounds Road in Sturbridge caused fatal injuries to an elderly woman who lived there. The fire occurred on April 22 and was caused by a microwave oven.  Fire officials further discovered that the apartment lacked an operable smoke detector. Firefighters immediately transported her to the…

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Police Officer Struck By Car in New Bedford

A New Bedford police officer was struck by a car Monday morning.  The officer was on foot in a construction area on Church Street when the officer was hit. The accident occurred at about 11 a.m. The office was injured and treated at the scene. The officer is believed to…

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Brockton Gas Station Multi-Vehicle Crash Results in Death (Update)

Nearly 24 hours after a multi-vehicle crash at the Gas Depot in Brockton, a female victim of the crash was declared dead today. Reports from the Plymouth County District Attorney’s office indicate that victim as in her 50s and had refused treatment at the scene of the accident on Thursday.…

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