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Boating Accident During Independence Day Celebrations Kills Three Children

Now that summer is here, more people will be going out into the water, which will increase the likelihood of both Massachusetts boating accidents and drowning deaths happening. Throughout the state, our Boston injury lawyers at Altman & Altman LLP represent victims who have been injured or families that have…

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Pharmaceutical Fraud: GlaxoSmithKline Enters Guilty Plea to Allegations It Marketed Wellbutrin and Paxil for Unapproved Uses and Didn’t Report Avandia Clinical Data; Will Pay $3B, Forfeit $43 million

According to filings by the US government in federal court in Boston, GlaxoSmithKline has entered a guilty plea to misdemeanor charges that it illegally promoted Wellbutrin and Paxil for uses not that were not FDA-approved, as well as failed to report clinical data about the diabetes drug Avandia. As part…

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Suffolk County Jury Awards Scituate Woman Hurt in 2009 Boston Green Line Trolley Collision $1.2 Million

A jury has awarded Colleen Fyffe $1.2 million for injuries she sustained in the 2009 Green Line trolley crash that was caused by an operator who was text messaging. This is the first of 24 Boston personal injury lawsuits related to the accident, which injured 49 people. Nine of the…

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Dartmouth Car Accident Involving Allegedly Drunken Neighbor Injures 4-Year-Old Boy in Yard

4-Year-Old Cole Michael Kelly was rushed to the hospital on Wednesday after he was struck by a vehicle that crashed into his backyard where he was playing. The car’s driver, Pedro Roias, is his neighbor. The 64-year-old motorist has been arrested on drunk driving charges in the Dartmouth, Massachusetts motor…

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Alaska Medicaid to Pay $1.7M to Settle HIPAA Lawsuit Over Hard Drive Data Breach

The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services and the state’s Medicaid agency have consented to pay $1.7 million to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to settle possible violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 Security Rule. The state’s DHSS has also agreed…

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Preventing Massachusetts Child Injuries: Rising Temperatures a Reminder to Make Sure Not to Leave Kids in Cars Alone

Leominster authorities are charging Fitchburg resident Ruth Allende with reckless child endangerment after she allegedly left a 5-month-old baby locked in her car in 80 degree weather while at The Mall at Whitney Field in on Sunday. The infant, who is Allende’s relative, was spotted alone in the vehicle and…

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