Right before the start of the coronavirus pandemic in 2019, our office entered a raffle to win a guided walking tour of the murals and artwork on display in the Punto Neighborhood of Salem. This tour was hosted by the North Shore Community Development Coalition (NSCDC), whose mission is to invest in neighborhoods to help Continue Reading »
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Should You Lay Your Bike Down to Avoid an Accident?
Many motorcyclists believe that the best course of action is to lay down their bike — and themselves — when an accident is imminent. The theory is that this action helps to avoid a full-on collision with another vehicle. While laying a bike down used to be taught as a safety measure in the early Continue Reading »
The Difference Between Economic & Non-Economic Damages in Wrongful Death Claims
When filing a wrongful death claim, knowing how much your claim is worth can be a challenging issue. Taking the time to figure out the different types of damages while dealing with the grief of losing a loved one makes the task even more daunting. Sorting out the differences between economic and non-economic damages can Continue Reading »
Orlando Shooting
They range in age from 18 to 50. Each one had a life, a story, a family. 49 innocent human beings were massacred on Sunday, June 12, 2016 by a crazed gunman. What started off as a joyous night full of dancing and laughter turned into an unimaginable horrifying scene leaving 49 people dead and Continue Reading »
Deadly Hanscom Airfield Crash
The crash, which happened at about 9:40 p.m. on May 31, 2014 at the Hanscom Field, Bedford, MA killed all of those on board, including the passengers and the flight crew. Investigators are now trying to determine why the private jet, which was attempting a routine takeoff it had completed dozens of times, was never Continue Reading »
Boston Firefighter’s are True Heroes
On March 26, 2014, Lt. Edward Walsh and firefighter Michael Kennedy died while trying to battle flames in a home on Beacon Street. Continue Reading »
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