Are You Really Covered? Part 6: Optional Medical Payments Coverage We continue with our series on auto insurance in Massachusetts with Part 6: Optional Medical Payments Coverage. Of the twelve parts, only the first four are compulsory and many drivers mistakenly believe that if they have all four compulsory parts, they are “fully insured.” This […]
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Three Parker Scheer Attorneys Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America© 2023
BOSTON, MA, August 17, 2023 – Boston personal injury law firm Parker Scheer LLP announces that three of its attorneys were selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2023 edition. Published by Woodward/White, Inc., Best Lawyers is considered by many as the oldest and most respected peer-reviewed publication in the legal profession. Co-founding […]
“Big law firms are mandating return-to-office. Small firms see an opportunity.” – Eric Parker quoted
Eric Parker was recently quoted in a Boston Business Journal article: “Big law firms are mandating return-to-office. Small firms see an opportunity.” Many large law firms with Boston offices are upping their mandated in-office days to four a week, while some smaller firms are continuing to offer remote flexibility—and see it as a way to […]
Are You A Delivery Driver Who’s Been Bitten by a Dog?
Delivery drivers are among the unsung heroes of today’s economy, making sure we have our orders when we want them, without ever having to leave home. Meals, groceries, clothes, Amazon orders—even our mail—is delivered every day, on time, rain or shine. But sometimes, these delivery drivers face unexpected and dangerous situations, not least among them […]
Parker Scheer Examines Auto Insurance: Coverage for Bodily Injury to Others
Are You Really Covered? Part 5: Optional Bodily Injury to Others We continue with our series on auto insurance in Massachusetts with Part 5: Optional Bodily Injury to Others. Of the twelve parts, only the first four are compulsory and many drivers mistakenly believe that if they have all four compulsory parts, they are “fully […]
