Legal Options For Injury Victims Under The Age Of 18 Children and teens in the United States sustain about 14 million reported injuries every year. When a child is injured because an adult was negligent, it can powerfully impact that child’s family – either temporarily or permanently. This is where a Boston premises liability lawyer […]
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How to Handle an Accident with a Driver Who is Uninsured
Injured? Need a Car Accident Lawyer? Call us Now or Fill out the form on the Right. We don’t get paid unless you win! Auto insurance covers medical costs and property damage after a traffic crash, but what happens if the driver who injures in an uninsured driver? Here in Massachusetts, if a negligent driver […]
Can You Sue For Assault Due To Negligent Security?
Over the last several decades, security cameras have become so commonplace that we expect to see them everywhere. This is something our Boston negligent security lawyers know very well. Some may insist that security cameras are everywhere because of “Big Brother” or “the surveillance state,” but there’s a far more pragmatic reason why so many […]
Can A Property Owner Be Legally To Blame For Your Injury?
If you have been injured on someone else’s property, were you injured because of the property owner’s negligence? If so, can you be compensated? Can a premises liability law firm help? Massachusetts landlords, homeowners, businesses, and local governments are legally obligated to make sure that their properties are reasonably safe for employees, customers, and other […]
Attorney Vincent Tofani Moderates Panel Discussion of the Interplay Between Mental Health Issues and Criminal Law
The Massachusetts Guardianship Association hosted its annual conference at the Social Law Library, in the John Adams Courthouse in Boston. Attorney Vincent Tofani moderated the panel discussion addressing the interplay between mental health and criminal law, including common challenges that practitioners encounter. The panel included representatives from the mental health session, including the Mental Health […]
