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Boston Herald Report Shows Massachusetts Elevator Inspections Lacking

According to a new report published by the Boston Herald, at least 20% of elevators in Massachusetts (an estimated 8,500) have not had their yearly safety inspections, as required by law. The Herald says that while the numbers are high, a state safety watchdog anticipates those figures are “low-balling” the…

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Framingham, MA Window Fall Lands 7-Year-Old in the Hospital

A 7-year-old boy was injured in Framingham on Friday when he fell out of the third floor window at a condo complex. (Some media reports are saying the window was on the second floor.) The Massachusetts fall accident happened after the window screen popped out. The boy fell some twenty…

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Massachusetts Woman Files Products Defects Case Against Skechers

Kathleen Frazer is suing sneaker manufacturer Skechers. She claims that the maker’s Shape-ups shoes caused her to sustain ankle injuries serious enough to warrant multiple surgeries. In her products liability case, the Massachusetts woman pointed to the promotional campaign for the sneakers, which recommended that they be worn instead of…

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Metalworkers Who Accidentally Started Back Bay Fire that Killed Two Firefighters’ Lives Could Still Be Sued for Wrongful Death

Although the two metalworkers responsible for starting the nine-alarm fire at an apartment building last year that killed two Boston firefighters will not be criminally charged over the incident, they could still be sued for Massachusetts wrongful death. The D & J Ironworks workers were welding a wrought-iron railing, which…

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New Bedford Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Police for Teenager’s Shooting

The family of Malcolm Gracia is suing the city of New Bedford and its police department for Massachusetts wrongful death. The family claims that the 15-year-old was wrongfully detained in 2012 and he was shot without justification. They believe he was a victim of racial profiling. Detectives detained the teenager…

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Bicycle Helmet Safety – the Importance of Preventing Head Injuries

According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, bicycle accidents account for a significantly higher percentage of sports-related head injuries than football. This is surprising given that football typically dominates the head injury discussion. In fact, cycling is the number one cause of traumatic brain injuries in this country. This…

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