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What is Negligence?
Negligence is the basis for most personal injury claims. But what does the term negligence mean? “Negligence is the failure to exercise that degree of care which a reasonable person would exercise in the circumstances.” Morgan v. Lalumiere , 22 Mass. App. Ct. 262, 267 (1986). It is an important legal concept to understand if you have a personal injury case. One thing to notice about the definition is that it requires you to show a failure to exercise reasonable care on the pa


A Party Host’s Potential Liability for Serving Alcohol to Guests
Entertaining in your apartment or home often includes serving alcohol to your guests. If a guest over-indulges and then, after leaving...


The Law Governing Icy Sidewalks
With the first day of winter upon us, Massachusetts and the rest of the Northeast will likely be in for its fair share of snow and cold...


Recent SJC Decision Allows Compensation for Inherent Diminished Value of Repaired Cars
In McGilloway v. Safety Ins. Co., SJC-13053 (October 19, 2021), the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decided that car insurers are...


When should I reach out to a personal injury lawyer?
My advice is the earlier, the better. Certain types of cases have procedural requirements that must be undertaken within a window of time af
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