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Worcester Police Continue Search for Driver in Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Accident

A pedestrian suffered a serious injury after being struck by a car in a hit-and-run accident. Worcester police responded to a Summer Street residence after reports a man was struck by a small, white, foreign vehicle. Witnesses told police that the victim flew onto the hood of the vehicle before…

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Woman Killed in East Boston When She is Crushed by Andrew McArdle Bridge

A woman died in East Boston on Tuesday when the Meridian Street Bridge, also referred to as the Andrew McArdle Bridge, closed on top of her. Boston police are trying to figure out exactly what happened to cause the Massachusetts pedestrian accident. Aura Garcia was crossing the bridge when it…

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Medical Malpractice?: Girl Now Brain Dead After Tonsillectomy to Stay on Life Support

A court has ruled that Jai McMath, the 13-year-old girl who was declared brain dead following complications from a tonsillectomy, can stay hooked up to a ventilator for at least another week. The decision was issued right before the 8pm, ET deadline Monday for when Children’s Hospital & Research Center…

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Ex-New England Patriots Player Aaron Hernandez is Sued in Massachusetts Wrongful Death Lawsuit

Ursula Ward, the mother of the Dorchester man that ex-New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez is charged with murdering, is suing the former pro athlete for Massachusetts wrongful death. She filed her complaint in Bristol Superior Court last week. Ward’s son, Odin Lloyd, was found last summer close to Hernandez’s…

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Winter Weather and Slippery Conditions Increase Risk of Slip and Fall Accidents: Steps to Keep Yourself and Others Safe This Winter

With the cold weather come slippery conditions, and an increased risk for slip and fall accidents. Whether you are a homeowner, business owner, or are a visitor, it is important for you to understand ways to protect yourself, loved ones, as well as understand your rights in the event you…

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Whistleblower Lawsuit: CVS’ Caremark to Pay $4.25M in Pharmaceutical Fraud Case involving Medicaid

To resolve allegations that it purposely did not pay back Medicaid for prescription expenses, CVS’s Caremark will settle the pharmaceutical fraud case with the US and several state governments for $4.25M. The claims were originally brought via a whistleblower lawsuit. The giant chain is accused of using “Quantum Leap,” a…

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New Late Night Hours for MBTA Trains May Lead to Additional Passenger Safety Risks

Last week, many residents in the Boston area were excited to learn that the MBTA would be starting a yearlong trial of late night train service in the spring of 2014. The T’s current schedule has undergone scrutiny for many years, and many hope this will be the beginning of…

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