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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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Wilkins v. City of Haverhill – Massachusetts Supreme Court Weighs Slip-and-Fall Claim

The Massachusetts Supreme Court has reversed an earlier judgment in favor of a city/ landowner in a slip-and-fall negligence case, wherein a mother attending a parent-teacher conference was seriously hurt after slipping and falling on ice. The court found in Wilkins v. City of Haverhill that the purpose of the…

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Laurel v. Prince – Injury Must Be Clear in Medical Malpractice Claims

There is no doubt that medical professionals across the spectrum make mistakes each and every day, with a recent study published in the Journal of Patient Safety asserting that some 440,000 patients die annually from preventable harm in hospitals. However, Boston medical malpractice lawyers recognize that not every health care…

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Severe Lawnmower Injuries in New England May Warrant Lawsuit

Mowing the lawn is considered by many to be among the most mundane suburban summer homeowner chores. Our personal injury lawyers in Massachusetts know it’s also one of the most dangerous. Although millions use these devices routinely without a problem, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that some 253,000…

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