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Trick-or-Treating Safety 101: What Every Parent Should Know

Halloween is more than just a holiday; it’s a season of joy, creativity, and community. For children, the allure of transforming into their favorite characters and embarking on a neighborhood adventure for candy is a source of immense excitement. Families come together to decorate their homes, carve pumpkins, and partake…

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The Discharge of a Brigham and Women’s Hospital Doctor: Ethical and Legal Implications

In recent news, Dr. Derrick Todd, a rheumatologist, formerly affiliated with Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, and Charles River Medical Associates in Framingham is facing mounting allegations of conducting inappropriate pelvic and breast examinations. The hospital placed Dr. Todd on administrative leave and launched an investigation which led to…

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Harvard Medical School Controversy: Misused Cadavers and the Legal Fallout

As a firm that has stood at the forefront of personal injury and medical malpractice litigation for years, we at Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers understand the importance of trust, particularly when it pertains to the healthcare sector and medical institutions. It is with a sense of concern and disappointment that…

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Court Orders Geico to Pay $5.2 Million to Woman Who Contracted STD in Car

Geico has been ordered to pay $5.2 million in damages to a Missouri woman who allegedly contracted a sexually transmitted disease, known as HPV, in an insured car owned by her then-boyfriend. On June 7, the Missouri Court of Appeals published an opinion siding with the woman, identified in court…

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Man Dragged to His Death by Red Line Train in South Boston

In April 2022, a 39-year-old Boston man died after he became trapped in the door of a Red Line train and was dragged a short distance as the train left a platform in South Boston. Unfortunately, these tragic incidents happen far too frequently and cause serious injury to innocent travelers,…

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First Responders Rescue People Trapped in Building Collapse in South Boston

On May 4, emergency personnel rescued people trapped in a collapse at the Edison Power Plant building in South Boston, according to officials. A spokesperson for the Boston Police Department said officers had been called to 776 Summer Street for a partial building collapse with “multiple people” trapped inside. News…

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