By: Karen Piso Nadeau, Esquire The Question & Answer: What is the new Move Over Law proposed in the MA State Legislature? The new Move Over Law proposed in the MA State Legislature seeks harsher penalties for drivers approaching a stationary emergency vehicle or maintenance vehicle with flashing lights who fail to move to next …
By: Leslie S. Harkavy, Esq. Being involved in an auto accident in Massachusetts can be a life-altering experience, both physically and financially. In Massachusetts, understanding who is responsible for paying your medical bills after an accident is crucial. This blog will identify how you can ensure your medical expenses are covered if you are involved …
By: Karen Piso Nadeau, Esquire On November 21, 2022, a man was killed, and nineteen other people were injured when an SUV went off the designated roadway of a parking plaza and collided into the store front of an Apple Store in Hingham, MA. The Toyota 4Runner collided into the store’s front glass. The driver …
By: Karen Piso Nadeau, Esquire For some parents in Massachusetts, the massive migration of college kids home for summer started last month with laundry bags full of dirty clothes and taking over our laundry space. Others had high school graduations in towns like Cambridge, Massachusetts with high school seniors ready to kick off summer early. …
By Karen Piso Nadeau Massachusetts car crashes involving more than two vehicles create additional challenges for those injured in the accident. There are more people involved, more witnesses, more drivers, and more insurance companies ready to play the blame game. Some unfamiliar with these multi-vehicle accidents think the more, the merrier. They reason that there …
By Karen Piso Nadeau, Esquire My December blog focused on five common mistakes made either before our client is involved in an accident or shortly after the accident occurs. I described five things you can do to avoid making these mistakes to improve the chances of the best possible outcome for you and your family …
By Karen Piso Nadeau, Esquire In Massachusetts, during the COVID pandemic, we experienced the negative consequences of isolation, trying to stay safe and keep our families healthy. Staying at home, not going into Boston, shutdowns and business anything but usual meant fewer people out and about and less cars, bikes, and pedestrians on the road. …
