This recall involves model year 2020 Hover-1 Superfly Hoverboards model H1-SPFY. They were sold in black only with blue LED lights on the hoverboard deck near the foot pads. Hover-1 is written on the front of the hoverboard. Recalled hoverboards have a
Food delivery services have existed for decades, but in the digital era, services such as Uber Eats and DoorDash have been particularly successful. By: Joseph Swartz Senior Trial Attorney - Personal injury, Wrongful death, Products liability, Medical
Proving liability is among the most important steps to take when seeking compensation in virtually any personal injury case. By: David Angueira Senior Trial Attorney - Employment Litigation, Medical Malpractice, Product Liability, Discrimination, Whistle Blower and False
This recall involves 2022 Santa Cruz Heckler 9 model electric bicycles (e-bikes), which were sold in Gloss Avocado Green or Maritime Gray colors. They come with an interchangeable 720WH battery that sits inside a black case under the frame. The name
Three workers were injured, one of whom was trapped for hours and suffered life-threatening injuries, after a catwalk collapsed inside the old Boston Edison power plant in South Boston Wednesday afternoon, officials said. Police, fire, and ambulance crews raced to the
Although the idea may seem far-fetched, with self-driving cars becoming more ubiquitous, it’s possible they may put pedestrians at risk. By: James Swartz Managing & Principal Attorney - Car Accidents, Catastrophic Injuries, Contract and Business Litigation, Inadequate Security
While you may already know this, you might nevertheless postpone speaking with an attorney By: James Swartz Managing & Principal Attorney - Car Accidents, Catastrophic Injuries, Contract and Business Litigation, Inadequate Security & Premises Liability Litigation, Medical Malpractice,
MIDDLESEX - Though likely a small comfort to families who lost loved ones to the prescription and synthetic drug epidemic, area communities will recuperate nearly $4.3 million expended in the now decades-long battle against opioids, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey revealed last week.
