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Northampton Woman Criminally Charged, Accused of Massachusetts Nursing Negligence

Anne L. Fisher has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges accusing her of pretending to be a licensed practical nurse and stealing drugs and personal items from three elderly people. The 29-year-old is charged with multiple counts of larceny above $250 from a person that is either over the age…

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Family Files Boston Elevator Accident Lawsuit Against Fenway Park

The family of Elisabeth Scotland is suing Fenway Sports Group for injuries she sustained in a Boston elevator accident. The woman, 22, suffered critical injuries earlier this year when she fell into the elevator shaft at Fenway Park. The plaintiffs, in the Massachusetts premises liability case, say that Scotland was…

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Cape Cod Drowning Death is Second Swimming Fatality at Yarmouth Hotel in Four Months

A 40-year-old Medford man died earlier this month in a Cape Cod, MA drowning accident at the Bayside Resort Hotel in Yarmouth. This is the second swimming fatality at the hotel in four months. According to the media, first responders started administering CPR to Thomas Flynn at the scene. He…

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Judge Says Billerica Man Can Proceed with Boston Child Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against Harvard University

A judge says that Stephen Embry can go ahead with his lawsuit against Harvard University. The 57-year-old Billerica man’s Boston child sex abuse case was dismissed over a year ago, before a new Massachusetts bill extending the statute of limitations for such cases was passed into law. According to Embry,…

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Ex- Fessenden School Students to File Newton, MA Child Sex Abuse Case

A number of ex-students of Fessenden School reportedly intend to file a Massachusetts child sex abuse case against several teacher and their supervisors. The Newton sex abuse incidents allegedly occurred at the all boys boarding school between 1968 and 1976 and involved male victims who were ages 10 to 14…

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Honda Recalls Another 2.6 Million Cars with Takata Air Bags in the U.S.

Honda Motor Co. said that it is expanding its U.S. recall of vehicles with Takata air bags to include another 2.6 million autos. The action, which had only applied to certain areas of the country with high humidity, has now gone national. The automaker says it will replace the air…

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Massachusetts Medical Mistakes Impact Almost 25% of State’s Residents, Reports Poll

According to a recently released survey, almost one-quarter of Massachusetts residents or someone close to them has experienced a medical mistake in the last five years. About 50% of those who reported the error said that serious health consequences resulted. The poll, conducted by researchers at the Harvard School of…

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It’s The Most Dangerous Time of the Year: Preventing Slip and Fall Accidents this Winter

Slip and fall injuries are one of the most common types of personal injury lawsuits. During wintertime, unsurprisingly, there seems to be a hike in these types of accidents, caused by icy or snowy conditions. Slip and fall accidents are often considered relatively straightforward in terms of liability: the finger…

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MBTA Subway Trolleys Collide in Dorchester: Passengers Injured

An Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority subway trolley collision this morning, injured a reported seven passengers according to WCVB.com and Boston.com. The accident occurred around 6:40 Wednesday morning on the Mattapan line in Dorchester just outside of the Butler Street station, as the trolleys were en route toward Ashmont. An out-of-service…

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