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Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society v. Kolesar – Nursing Home Arbitration Agreements

Increasingly, nursing homes and long-term care facilities are seeking ways to shield themselves from litigation stemming from neglect, abuse or negligence by shoving arbitration agreements in front of new patients. Boston nursing home neglect lawyers know that in most cases, these agreements are not a mandatory element of acceptance into…

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Graf v. Hospitality Mut. Ins. Co – First Circuit Caps Damages for Mass. Restaurant Injury

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has limited liability of the insurance company of a Massachusetts restaurant/bar where a woman was injured following a brawl. The issue in Graf v. Hospitality Mut. Ins. Co. was not whether the facility was negligent in providing security or whether that…

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Patterson v. Christ Church – Tourist’s Boston Injury Lawsuit Rejected

In the height of the summer travel season, Boston, with its wealth of history and stunning landmarks is a top destination for tourists. Unfortunately, sometimes these travelers suffer injury while they’re in town. Just like anywhere else, there is the potential for car accidents, bus accidents, bicycle crashes, slips and…

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Lawrey v. Kearney – Medical Malpractice Witnesses Must be Chosen With Care

A baby girl suffered permanent nerve damage to her right arm and shoulder, following a traumatic birth in which her mother claims the attending physician was negligent. Boston birth injury attorneys recognize that one of the most critical components in these kinds of cases is presentation of appropriate expert witness…

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Walker v. Collyer – Non-Signatory Can’t be Forced to Arbitrate, Mass. Court Rules

Usually when we come across the issue of nursing home arbitration agreements, we are looking at it from the perspective of the patient and his representatives attempting to avoid an arbitrator and instead take the case to court. The reason is because most of these forced nursing home arbitration clauses…

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