Boston Personal Injury Attorney Blog

June 4, 2018

Crash Involving Parked Tow Truck Kills Michael Avelar

Car accidents can sometimes be fatal. Accidents that cause fatalities can leave family, friends, and entire communities grieving. Drivers must remember that they share the road with other people. We must all do our utmost best to keep accidents from happening.

On June 3, Massachusetts State Police responded to a vehicle accident that involved a car and a parked tow truck. Troopers responded to the scene on Interstate 95 southbound in Attleboro around 2 in the morning. Upon arrival, they discovered that Michael Avelar, of Stoughton, had been severely injured, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

The tow truck had been killed by a police officer to remove a disabled vehicle from the highways. No other injuries were reported, and the cause of the crash is still under investigation. Fire and police authorities cleared the scene within the hour.

June 4, 2018

Hit-and-Run Accident on Main Street in Worcester

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Car accidents can occur with little warning, and the impacts of some accidents can be life-changing in horrific ways. Reckless driving can leave victims with serious injuries, and victims can struggle to recover from these injuries for many years. Drivers who flee the scene of an accident are acting criminally and possibly leaving victims behind to not get medical care.

On June 3, the Worcester Police Department received information about a motor vehicle accident that involved a hit-and-run driver. Internal reports indicated the accident involved two vehicles, one of which fled the scene. The incident was reported around 6 in the evening and occurred at the 400 block of Main Street.

Upon arrival at the scene, first responders found that at least one victim was suffering from injuries. The extent of their injuries is still being determined, but the injuries do not appear to have been life-threatening. The victim was transported to a nearby hospital via ambulance.

June 4, 2018

Arthur J. Healey Jr. Killed in Motorcycle Crash

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Motorcycle accidents can be fatal. The risk of a serious accident occurring should remind us all to remain violent when we are driving. Motorcyclists are at a higher risk because they are not protected by a vehicle. Drivers must look out for people on motorcycles and share the road with them.

On June 3, State Police received information about a motorcycle accident that occurred in Woburn. A motorcyclist from Barre, Vermont, was killed in the accident that occurred on the ramp from Interstate 93 to Interstate 95. According to police, Arthur J. Healey Jr., 75, was driving his 2017 Harley around 1:00 p.m. when the accident occurred.

The motorcycle left the highway, and the sustained traumatic injuries. It appears that another vehicle was involved, but this accident is still under investigation. Police closed the ramp while the scene was cleared, and the ramp was reported around 2:30 p.m.

June 4, 2018

Vehicle Accident on June Street

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

A car accident can happen when we are least expecting it. These accidents can sometimes have fatal consequences, and they can happen suddenly. By remaining cautious and following all traffic laws, drivers can do their best to keep roads safe for themselves and everyone else.

On June 3, the Worcester Police Department received a call about a vehicle accident with personal injury. The incident was reported to have involved two vehicles and was called into the police around 10 p.m. The accident occurred on the 100 block of June Street, and emergency responders were dispatched to the scene quickly.

Upon arrival, responders found that at least one person had suffered from injuries, so they administered medical care to this person at the scene. This individual was transported to a nearby hospital to be treated for their injuries, but their identity has not been released. No fatalities were reported.

June 4, 2018

Man Injured in Doxbury Crash

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Car accidents can happen with little warning, and the impacts of some accidents can be very devastating. Negligent driving can leave victims with serious injuries, and these injuries can have detrimental impacts on victims’ lives. Drivers must take accountability for their actions and do their part to prevent accidents.

On June 3, State Police received information about a car accident. The information was received around 6 a.m., and emergency responders were dispatched to the scene.

Upon arrival at the scene in Dewsbury just north of exit 11, they found that one of the drivers was ejected from their truck when it rolled about seven times during the accident. The driver was taken to a local hospital by medics and was suffering from traumatic injuries. No further details have been reported. The scene was secured and cleared within the hour.

June 4, 2018

Vehicle Accident with Injury on Clark Street

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

A car accident can happen when we least expect it. While accidents are more likely to happen on congested roads, they can also occur on smaller roads or in suburban neighborhoods. We all need to do our part to keep roads safe, and this means being constantly vigilant no matter where we are driving.

On June 3, the Worcester Police Department responded to a vehicle accident. The accident was reported around 3 in the morning and occurred on the 100 block of Clark Street. Emergency responders arrived at the scene shortly after hearing the news of the incident.

Upon arrival, emergency responders found that at least one victim had suffered injuries because of the collision. This person was transported to the hospital, but the extent of their injuries is still under review. However, no injuries were reported. No further details were reported.

June 4, 2018

Injury Accident on Route 23 at Exit 23

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Car accidents can happen at any time, and they can occur suddenly. This is why all drivers need to remain attentive and aware of what’s going on around them when they are driving. Looking away from the road while driving can have dangerous consequences. We must all do our best to drive safely and keep roads safe.

On June 4, State Police received information about a vehicle accident that involved two cars. The accident was reported to police around noon, and first responders were dispatched the area quickly.

Upon arriving at the scene on Route 93 northbound at Exit 23, emergency personnel found that at least one individual was suffering from injuries, so they administered medical care at the scene. This individual had to be transported to the hospital, but their identity has not been released. The accident caused traffic to become backed up to Exit 18.

June 4, 2018

Route 93 in Woburn Closes Due to Crash

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

A vehicle accident can occur on any kind of road, but accidents that occur on highways can be some of the most severe. When driving on busy, large roads, it is vital for all drivers to be extra attentive. Negligent driving in these situations has a higher likelihood of causing a deadly accident.

On June 3, Massachusetts State Police received information about a two-vehicle accident. The information was called in around 11:45 a.m., and emergency personnel arrived on the scene shortly afterwards.

Upon arrival at the scene on Route 93 southbound, they closed the ramp from Route 93 to Route 128 because of the crash. First responders found that at least one person had been injured in the accident, and medical care was given to this individual. The extent of their injuries is still being determined. Within an hour, the crash was cleared and the road was reopened.

June 4, 2018

Douglas Parkhurst Dies when Car Driver Onto Baseball Field

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Pedestrian accidents can be some of the most tragic and catastrophic accidents that happen on roads. These individuals are not protected by helmets or other safety gear, and impact with a vehicle can be quite severe. All drivers have a responsibility to remain attentive while behind the wheel and look out for vulnerable parties on the road like pedestrians.

State Police reported that a man died when a car drove through a ball field during a baseball game over the weekend. Sanford police say bystanders and ballplayers scattered as a car drove through an open gate at Goodall Park.

Douglas Parkhurst, a 68-year-old Sanford resident, was struck by the car. He was transported to the hospital, and he passed away en route. Police say that car struck a closed gate and then sped toward the main gate before hitting Parkhurst and fleeing the scene. Carol Sharrow, 51, has been arrested and charged with manslaughter in connection with the collision.

June 4, 2018

Injury Accident on Route 3 in Plymouth

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

While behind the wheel, it is vital to remain aware of your surroundings and what you are doing at all times. Even the smallest instances of negligence can lead to serious accidents. A car accident can be serious and cause catastrophic injuries that impact victims’ lives for many years. We must all do our very best to help prevent accidents from happening.

On June 4, Massachusetts State Police received information about a vehicle accident that occurred on Route 3 southbound near Exit 5: College Pond Road in Plymouth.

The accident was reported to police around 4:00 a.m., and emergency personnel arrived on the scene shortly afterwards. Upon arrival, authorities closed the left and right travel lane while the scene was cleared. One victim was injured, and medical care was given to this individual. The extent of their injuries is still under review. However, no fatalities were reported.