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Workers' compensation programs help covered employees get by when they've been injured on the job. What many people in Massachusetts don't understand is that there are several different state-level workers comp benefits they may be eligible for. The type of benefits...
Hospital errors are a serious issue in Massachusetts and across the country. Mistakes made by hospital workers are a big cause of complications for patients. In fact, many observers estimate that human error is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. Studies in...
In Massachusetts, the law mandates that most employers (with some exceptions) have workers' compensation insurance in place. If you have been severely injured while at work or conducting job-related activities, workers’ comp (if approved) will take care of any medical...
When an employee in Massachusetts is injured on the job, they want to rest assured that their employers can provide them with workers' compensation. These are funds used to pay for injury-related medical services. However, issues may arise when an employee wants to...
The law establishes a legitimate way for employees to receive compensation when injured on the job. An employee who gets hurt while performing job duties in Massachusetts could file for workers' compensation. With worker's comp, the employee collects insurance...
Sustaining injuries while on the job is a painful experience. Yet, you may find that filing a workers’ compensation claim is almost as torturous. Your employer’s insurance company may be difficult to work with, and they may dispute your claim’s value – or reject it...
Every year, thousands of patients across the United States receive an incorrect diagnosis. While there are times where no significant harm comes from these mistakes, there are other times where the results can be life-threatening. Newton Center, Massachusetts patients...
Year after year, construction work has one of the highest injury rates of any job field in Massachusetts. Despite safety advancements over the past few decades, hundreds of construction workers still die every year from preventable accidents. Here's a look at the most...
Between 0.2% and 0.3% of pregnancies in Massachusetts and across the U.S. result in a birth injury called shoulder dystocia. Perhaps your baby suffered from this because of medical negligence; in that case, you may have good grounds for a malpractice claim. A lawyer...
People in Massachusetts who are injured in on-the-job accidents or develop work-related illnesses that leave them unable to work and earn paychecks for six days or longer are usually entitled to total incapacity benefits under the state’s workers’ compensation...
