Personal Injury

The Boston personal injury lawyers at Swartz & Swartz have extensive experience representing injured parties in all types of personal injury cases. Some of our personal injury case examples include:

$ 7.8 Million

DOE V. DOE DRUG MANUFACTURER
(Paralysis resulting from defective prescription drug)

$ 2.8 Million

LAAPERI V. SEARS ROEBUCK
(Death in house fire resulting from defective smoke detector)

$ 2.012 Million

PARILLA V. ARROW
(Brain injury due to separation of two-piece introducer)

$ 1.6 Million

DRAYTON V. DRAIN CLEANER MFR.
(Burns to child from contact with drain cleaner)

$ 1.5 Million

HENSLEIGH V. SEARS ROEBUCK
(Paralysis caused by chain saw kickback)

$ 1.1 Million

CARTER V. RAND MCNALLY
(Case against textbook manufacturer involving dangerous science experiment)

$ 1.0 Million

DOE V. DOE MANUFACTURER
(Death of man entrapped in auto shredder)

$ 1.0 Million

DOE V. DOE MANUFACTURER
(Death of child passenger in recreational vehicle)

$ 4.04 Million

JENNINGS V. CRANE COMPANY
(Construction worker injured by falling bricks)

$ 2.625 Million

DOE V. SCAFFOLD MANUFACTURER
(Death of construction worker who fell 130 feet To his death)

$ 2.6 Million

CONNER V. CANAL ELECTRIC
(Cleaning company employee caught in air preheater)

$ 1.2 Million

CUNNIFF V. LYNN LADDER
(Painter injured in staging collapse)

$ 1.1 Million

WALLACE V. ANTONELLI
(Ironworker paralyzed in fall from building)

$ 1.0 Million

HOGAN V. HUGHES KEENAN
(Workman in cherry-picker electrocuted)

Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of personal injuries in car accidents. Texting or using a smart phone are reasons cited for many accidents, but other activities such as eating, talking with passengers, applying makeup, shaving, or changing the radio station can cause someone to lose focus, and take their hands off the steering wheel or their eyes off the road.

Boston personal injury lawyers at Swartz & Swartz have seen first-hand the devastating effects that distracted driving accidents can cause. We have represented clients who have suffered severe injuries that could have easily been avoided. It is our hope that by offering this scholarship contest, we can help raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving and accidents.