Close

Boston Injury Lawyer Blog

Updated:

MA Nursing Home Aides Caught Using Social Media to Violate and Humiliate Elderly Residents

Abusers often target our most vulnerable citizens; young children, individuals with mental or physical disabilities, and the elderly. Considering that many nursing home residents are elderly and have an age-related physical or mental disability, these individuals are at an increased risk of abuse and negligence. Unfortunately, elderly residents often keep…

Updated:

Private School Sexual Abuse Cases Shock New England

Sexual abuse cases are always highly sensitive. This is especially true when the offender is a trusted authority figure, such as a doctor or teacher. The Boston Globe recently called attention to a disturbing number of sexual abuse and harassment cases in New England private schools, churches, and a medical…

Updated:

MassDOT Continues Inspections of Manhole Covers in the Wake of Deadly Accident

As the warmer weather approaches, Boston and the surrounding areas begin to prepare for increased tourism and heavy traffic. This year, a major part of this preparation involves testing manhole and storm drain covers in and around the city. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) wants the public to know…

Updated:

I Live In Massachusetts, Should I Purchase Bicycle Insurance?

As commuters become more health conscious, and environmentally and financially-minded, bicycling to and from work is growing in popularity. Of course, with more bikes on the roads, there are also more bicycle accidents. Depending on the circumstances of a bicycle accident, you may find yourself filing an insurance claim or…

Updated:

Massachusetts Hospital Facing Lawsuits for Possible Hepatitis and HIV Exposure

Massachusetts’ Noble Hospital is facing lawsuits from 25 patients who claim that improper sanitization of medical equipment may have put them in harm’s way. The colonoscopy patients allege that they were potentially exposed to life-threatening viruses, including Hepatitis B and C, and HIV, due to improperly disinfected endoscopes. Although the…

Updated:

Sleep Apnea Mask Manufacturer Agrees to Pay $34.8 Million for Paying Illegal Kickbacks

A Pennsylvania-based manufacturer of sleep apnea masks is on the hook for millions of dollars due to alleged violations of the False Claims Act. According to the Department of Justice, Respironics Inc. has agreed to pay $34.8 million for paying illegal kickbacks to durable medical equipment (DME) suppliers that purchased…

Contact Us
Start Chat