On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Mar 29, 2019 | Firm News
Boston construction workers know all too well the pain of working through an injury on the job in order to keep earning a paycheck as the family breadwinner. But could pushing through the pain be contributing to the opioid addiction problem here in Massachusetts? As...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Mar 27, 2019 | Firm News
Suffering a major injury at work can be a stressful and intimidating experience, and the aftermath of your incident could leave you facing a lengthy period of recovery. With the impending loss of income, you may feel that you will struggle to afford the extensive...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Mar 21, 2019 | Hospital Negligence
This month, the Massachusetts attorney general announced fines and settlements with seven different nursing home facilities in the state. This is the final resolution to the allegations of “systemic failures” that injured multiple residents and cost at...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Mar 15, 2019 | Birth Injuries
No pregnant woman wants to dwell on the possibility that her baby may be born with birth defects. Yet, roughly 150,000 babies are born with one or more birth defects annually here in the United States. In more than half of the cases, there is no way to determine the...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Mar 8, 2019 | Pregnancy-Related Injuries
Imagine experiencing the thrill of seeing your wife give birth to a much-loved infant, then just hours later seeing the life slip away from her as she bled out from an undetected birth injury. The distraught widower had only time to capture the baby’s first...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Mar 1, 2019 | Firm News
If an employee gets hurt on the job, the traditional trajectory of the incident is that they seek medical treatment, recuperate and return to work. During their recuperation period, they may draw workers’ compensation benefits that supplement their income. But...
