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  • Liability for Contact Sport Injuries - Where do the Courts Draw the Line?
    Liability for Contact Sport Injuries - Where do the Courts Draw the Line?

    Attorney James M. Lynch examines the gray area surrounding who is responsible for injuries in contact sports. Click here f or print friendly PDF format There is a growing trend in America today for ...

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  • Why Underinsured Motorist Coverage Is So Important
    Why Underinsured Motorist Coverage Is So Important

    Although we try not to think that potentially catastrophic situations might await us just around the next corner, there are some automobile accidents that we simply have no opportunity to avoid, no ...

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  • Can “Pat Patriot” Sue Jamal Adams Over his Pro Bowl Injury?
    Can “Pat Patriot” Sue Jamal Adams Over his Pro Bowl Injury?

    Attorney James M. Lynch explores whether the harm suffered by “Pat Patriot” was a workplace injury or an intentional battery under MA law. The recent incident at the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl in Orlando ...

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  • Death of Professional Cyclist Highlights Dangers of Road Biking
    Death of Professional Cyclist Highlights Dangers of Road Biking

    Personal injury attorney Lisa A. Galas considers the dangers of road biking after a professional cyclist is killed in Italy. In a recent blog, we discussed the unique risks faced by motorcyclists who ...

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  • Distracted Driving, Seat Belts, and the Rise in Road Fatalities
    Distracted Driving, Seat Belts, and the Rise in Road Fatalities

    Personal injury attorney Lisa A. Galas digs into recent studies to examine what’s behind a recent surge in motor vehicle fatalities. In our recent blog post, we discussed recent studies that showed ...

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  • Traffic-Related Fatalities Spiked in 2016
    Traffic-Related Fatalities Spiked in 2016

    Personal injury attorney Lisa A. Galas examines a recent spike in traffic fatalities connected to distracted drivers. According to recent studies and reports, the number of people who lost their lives ...

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