A man carrying his bike was struck and killed on train tracks Wednesday, May 2, 2018 in Ayer. The train was stopped in Ayer for the rest of the day while the investigation proceeded.
The man was struck by an incoming train, while Transit police state he was trespassing. He was transported to Nashoba Valley Medical Center where he was later died from his injuries.
Natalia, who turns three next week, was struck by a truck Tuesday night, May 1, 2018, at the corner of Montmorenci Street and Massasoit Street. The accident happened around 7:00 pm.
The truck was driven by 32-year-old Edgar Diaz of Springfield. Diaz originally ran on foot from the accident. He was caught a little farther down the street and held there until the police arrived. Diaz was found to not have a valid driver’s license.
Only so much can be done to prevent an accident from occurring.
Responsible cyclists take every measure to be safe. Obeying the rules of the road, staying inside designed bike lanes at all times, utilizing reflectors and lamps during evening hours, and, of course, wearing a helmet, are all crucial to preventing injury.
From 2006 to 2016 there were over 143,000 payments made for medical malpractice instances. This resulted in over 433,000 adverse actions and required over 60,000 medical practitioners to seek reinstatement, according to the National Practitioner Data Bank.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that medical negligence is the third leading cause of death in America. This means that medical negligence deaths rank just behind heart disease and cancer. This fact shows just how common medical malpractice cases can be across the country.
We are dedicated and diligent about getting our clients the results they are looking for. This includes fighting for our clients to get settlements that will cover the cost of their emotional and physical suffering. After you’ve been injured and need a personal injury lawyer, we are committed to helping you seek compensation and fighting for you.
Beyond helping you secure a settlement, we are always striving to make our community safer and to hold the people who caused accidents accountable for their actions. We want to help you when you’ve been injured in an accident that was caused by the negligent actions of another person.
Few injuries are as painful and complicated as burn injuries. In addition to being difficult to endure and tend to, severe burns leave victims with permanent scars.
Sometimes even well-meaning medical procedures can cause burn injuries. This has been known to happen when x-ray equipment is misused.
Early Wednesday morning, May 2, 2018, a call was received regarding a house fire on Czepiel Street in Chicopee. The fire was first discovered around 6:15 am by a neighbor who heard explosions coming from the house.
The fire was in the home of an elderly couple who were both transported to Baystate Medical Center for evaluation and treatment of their injuries. Both were admitted to the hospital after arrival. The wife’s condition has been reported as serious, and the husband is still being evaluated.
An accident occurred Wednesday morning, May 2, 2018, when a bus collided with a work truck carrying pipes. The accident happened near Bourne Bridge on MacArthur Boulevard. It was around 8:00 am when the crash took place.
The Peter Pan bus was travelling from Woods Hole to Logan Airport, with stops in between at Bourne and Falmouth. The accident took place in Cape Cod.
Monday morning, April 30, 2018, a car crashed through the glass doors of a Salvation Army. The incident occurred around 9:30 am at the Salvation Army at Westgate Drive. The glass doors that were smashed led to the donation center.
Brockton Fire Department responded to the call of a vehicle hitting the building. The car is a silver Hyundai. The vehicle sustained minor damage to the front end of the bumper/car. The name or identity of the driver has not yet been released. Very few details have been released at this time, but additional details expect to be released to the public as they become available. The number or extent of injuries is unknown at this time.
Tuesday night, May 1, 2018, a report came in to the Boston Fire Department of a woman found in the water near the JFK Library in Dorchester. A call was received around 10:30 pm. The Dive Team, Marine Unit, and Technical Rescue Response team were called to the scene for assistance. BFD was able to pull the woman from the water safely.
The identity of the woman has not yet been released, the only information we have received is she is in her 20’s. Boston EMS transported the woman to a local area hospital for evaluation and treatment of the woman’s injuries. Reports stated the woman was awake and responsive when she was rescued from the water and transported to the hospital.
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