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Do You Drive for Uber or Lyft? Your Policy May Not Pay If the Accident Is Your Fault

Are Uber and Lyft responsible for passenger injuries in an accident? Even the most experienced drivers can still make mistakes or end up in vehicle accidents. As rideshare behemoths, Uber and Lyft offer coverage to their drivers in the event of an accident. This can give both drivers and passengers peace of mind when accidents happen. But just because you have coverage with Uber or Lyft does not necessa... CONTINUE READING

What Qualifies As a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

Unintentional injury deaths are among the top five leading causes of death in the United States. Over 150,000 American families lose loved ones each year as a result of unintentional injuries caused by or due to the fault of another person or entity. Moving on from the passing of a loved one is extremely difficult, but it's especially tough when a loved one dies because of someone else's fault. It is a sudden and tragic situation that can leave the surviving family bearing the overw... CONTINUE READING

How Much Is a Spinal Cord Injury Worth?

Spinal cord injuries are catastrophic, often leading to severe lifelong disabilities. After an auto accident, a work injury, or a case of medical negligence, one may experience extreme back pain and have trouble walking. In situations where the injury is a result of workplace conditions or an accident on the job, it's important to know your rights and consider the option to sue for a work injury. This type of... CONTINUE READING

What to Do If a FedEx Truck Hits Your Car

When you drive safely, obey the rules of the road, and respect the rights of other travelers, you trust other drivers to do the same. But what happens when another driver’s choices put you, your passengers, and your vehicle in danger? Do you know what to do if a FedEx truck hits your car? Knowing that another driver has disregarded your health and safety can make you feel vulnerable and afraid. This is especially true when the other driver is behind the wheel of a larger vehicle,... CONTINUE READING

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    Who Pays If You Are Partially at Fault? Massachusetts’ Comparative Negligence Rule Explained

    If the other driver says you were at fault for an accident, that does not automatically mean you lose your right to compensation. Massachusetts law allows injured drivers and passengers to recover damages in some shared-fault car accident claims, but the percentage of blame assigned to each perso...