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Pedestrian Accident Claims in Massachusetts: Your Legal Rights (2026)
Pedestrian Accident Claims in Massachusetts: Laws, Liability, and Compensation By Christopher Murphy, Esq., Managing Partner at Scalli Murphy Law | Updated February 2026 If you were hit by a car while walking in Massachusetts, a pedestrian accident lawyer in Massachusetts can help you understand your rights and pursue full compensation. Pedestrian collisions produce some… Read More »
What to Do After a Car Accident in Massachusetts: Step-by-Step Guide
What to Do After a Car Accident in Massachusetts: Step-by-Step Guide By Christopher Murphy, Esq., Managing Partner at Scalli Murphy Law | Updated February 2026 The actions you take in the hours and days after a car accident can significantly affect your ability to recover compensation. In more than 25 years of representing accident… Read More »
Is Your Car Totaled if the Airbag Deploys in Massachusetts?
Is Your Car Totaled if the Airbag Deploys in Massachusetts? By Christopher Murphy, Esq., Managing Partner at Scalli Murphy Law | Updated February 2026 If you have been in a collision and your airbags deployed, one of the first questions you will have is whether your car is totaled. The short answer: no, airbag… Read More »
Crosswalk Laws in Massachusetts: Rules, Penalties, and Pedestrian Safety
Crosswalk Laws in Massachusetts: Rules, Penalties, and Pedestrian Safety By Christopher Murphy, Esq., Managing Partner at Scalli Murphy Law | Updated February 2026 Understanding crosswalk laws in Massachusetts is critical for every driver and pedestrian in the state. Massachusetts has some of the highest pedestrian accident rates in the country, and knowing who has… Read More »
Do You Need a License for a Moped in Massachusetts? [2025 Legal Guide]
Do You Need a License to Drive a Moped in Massachusetts? Yes, you need a valid driver’s license or learner’s permit to operate a moped in Massachusetts. Anyone age 16 or older with a standard Class D driver’s license can legally ride a moped, and no motorcycle endorsement is required. However, you must register… Read More »
Massachusetts State Police Accident Report: How to Get It
Massachusetts State Police Accident Report: How to Obtain Your Crash Report Complete Guide to Requesting and Using Police Accident Reports in Massachusetts If you’ve been involved in a motor vehicle accident on a Massachusetts highway, interstate, or state road, the Massachusetts State Police likely responded to the scene and filed an official crash report…. Read More »
Massachusetts Mesothelioma Claims FAQ | Legal Guide 2025
Mesothelioma Claims in Massachusetts: Complete FAQ Guide How do lawyers determine the best jurisdiction for filing a mesothelioma claim in Massachusetts? Choosing Where to File Your Mesothelioma Claim Navigating the legal options for a mesothelioma claim in Massachusetts isn’t as simple as picking the nearest courthouse. A skilled attorney will assess your unique… Read More »
How Much Asbestos Exposure Causes Mesothelioma? 2025 Guide
How Much Asbestos Exposure Causes Mesothelioma: A Complete Guide to Risk, Thresholds, and Safety Understanding the relationship between asbestos exposure and mesothelioma is critical for anyone concerned about occupational hazards, legal claims, or personal health risks. While every major health authority confirms that no safe level of asbestos exposure exists, the actual amount of exposure… Read More »
ERISA Health Plans and Personal Injury Settlements in Massachusetts: What You Need to Know
If you’re injured in an accident and receive a settlement, your health insurance company may claim a significant portion—or all—of your recovery. For Massachusetts residents with employer-sponsored health insurance, ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) gives health plans powerful rights to take money from your personal injury settlement, often reducing what you actually receive… Read More »
Massachusetts Auto Insurance Minimums Increase: What You Need to Know
Key Points New Limits Starting July 1, 2025: Massachusetts will likely increase minimum auto insurance coverage to $25,000 per person/$50,000 per accident for bodily injury liability and uninsured motorist coverage, and $30,000 for property damage. Premium Hike: Expect a roughly 36% increase in minimum coverage costs, with annual premiums around $711 statewide, possibly more… Read More »