On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Nov 22, 2019 | Firm News
Nobody likes to appear weak on the job in front of their boss. That’s why some workers who suffer injuries on the job may be unwilling to report the incidents to their supervisors. They may fear being penalized for getting hurt (which is illegal) or otherwise...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Nov 15, 2019 | Surgical Errors
It’s said that art imitates life, but that is a scary thing to contemplate for those who have watched the FOX television drama, The Resident. The show depicts the fictional Chastain Park Memorial Hospital in Atlanta and its medical doctors and residents. The...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Nov 13, 2019 | Firm News
Whether you’ve been working for the same Massachusetts company for decades or recently started a new job, your risk for injury in the workplace might be at the low end of the spectrum or sky high. In fact, such risk can vary in the normal course of a workday,...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Nov 8, 2019 | Hospital Negligence
Patients in hospitals are quite vulnerable. They’re often tethered to machines that simulate life for them. They may be alone and trying to make sense of the events that led to their hospitalization. Often, there are language and cultural barriers to navigate as...
On behalf of Barry D. Lang, M.D. & Associates | Nov 1, 2019 | Firm News
Justice was finally meted out to the survivors of two laborers who lost their lives in a 2016 trench disaster in South Boston. The defendants, the Atlantic Drain Service and its owner, chose a bench trial in Suffolk Superior Court. The judge presiding over the case...
