James Swartz Discusses Inclined Sleeper Recall Consumers should stop using all inclined sleepers – even models that have not been recalled – because of the risk of accidental suffocation, federal safety regulators said Friday. The warning from
James Swartz on Holiday Toy Safety Toys are often colorful and innocent-looking and should provide hours of safe enjoyment and learning opportunities. Unfortunately, defective toys, sold for infants and children of all ages, can cause death and debilitating injury when
James Swartz on Slip & Fall With wintry weather here in New England, the risk of slip and fall injuries increase greatly through various venues. Notify the proper persons if you notice areas that need to be cleared to prevent
David Faraci - Discusses the Importance of Understanding Negligence for Your Potential Personal Injury Case What are some examples of Negligence in Personal Injury Cases? Construction Accidents: Construction work, while often dangerous, can present unnecessary perils due
Joseph Swartz - Discusses the Following Steps You Need To Make After a Car Accident What do I do after a car accident? After a Boston car accident, it is important to know what to do
David Faraci Discusses Recovering Economic Damages from Your Personal Injury Case What are Compensable Damages in Personal Injury Cases? Below are some examples of the types of compensable damages that may be awarded to an injured party:
James Swartz on Personal Injury Law What is the definition of “Personal Injury”? In the legal context, a “personal injury” is an injury that occurs to a person, as opposed to an injury that occurs to property. Injuries to a
Mayor, Lawmakers Object To $143M Gas Explosions Settlement Elected leaders in Massachusetts are demanding revisions to a plan to divide up a $143 million class action settlement from last September's natural gas disaster. Lawrence Mayor Daniel Rivera and four state lawmakers have