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Why Do it Yourself “DIY” Wills are a bad idea

The health concerns and extra time at home during the pandemic has caused many Massachusetts residents to realize the importance of creating or updating their estate plan. If you are one of these people and have not created or updated your Estate … [Read More...]

Why Liability for Auto Accidents Isn’t Always Clear

Rarely are auto accident cases as clear cut as we might think or hope. Liability determines who is responsible for damages. So, a lot of time and energy can be spent on this one question in any auto accident case. Here are a few reasons why liability … [Read More...]

4 Things Your Estate Plan May Be Missing

Estate plans are very specific and personal. As your life changes, so must your estate plan. Many people make the mistake of creating a plan once and forgetting about it. As a result, your plan may fail to sufficiently protect you and your heirs. … [Read More...]

Common Winter Accidents and Personal Injury Cases

It's tough enduring the cold winter months in Massachusetts, especially this year with the added stress of COVID precautions and social distancing. It's also a time of year where certain types of accidents are more prevalent. Here are some common … [Read More...]

2021 Estate Planning Based on Changes to Tax Law

With a new administration comes many potential changes that can affect your personal finances and estate planning. This year, high income earners should pay particularly close attention to changes to tax law. The Biden tax plan includes several … [Read More...]

4 Things You Shouldn’t Do Without an Attorney

Hiring an attorney is the best way to protect your legal rights and interests. Laws are complex and unless you're an attorney yourself, you probably don't know what you should or should not do. It's equally important to hire an attorney at the right … [Read More...]

Refinancing and Buying Out a Spouse for Divorce

One of the more challenging assets to separate during a divorce is a primary home. Your spouse will undoubtedly want his/her equity share in the home, but pulling out that equity and divesting his/her interest can be difficult. You can't simply call … [Read More...]

Electrocution Accidents

Electrocution accidents are actually more common than you may think. It can result in severe injuries and even result in death. Compensation for injuries may be available if a party was negligent and at-fault for the accident. Here are a few things … [Read More...]

Liability for Scaffolding Accidents

Scaffolding is an important tool in building construction and repair. They provide a safety barrier, but are not necessarily always safe themselves. According to the US Department of Labor, there are roughly 45,000 scaffolding accidents per year with … [Read More...]

Real Estate Closings with COVID Restrictions

COVID cases are spiking across Massachusetts, which understandably makes everyone a bit nervous about doing things like attending real estate closings. We understand these concerns and have taken steps to reduce risks while still providing the same … [Read More...]

Measuring Severity of Personal Injuries

The severity of personal injuries often correlate with the amount of compensation you receive. Obviously, the more serious or prolonged the injury, the greater the compensation. When it comes to measuring severity of personal injuries, there are a … [Read More...]

Wrongful Death Civil Lawsuits | Massachusetts

Wrongful death civil lawsuits may be filed when a death is the result of negligence by another person or entity (such as a company). The district attorney may pursue a criminal suit against a defendant, which often seeks jail time. Civil lawsuits … [Read More...]

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