2013 – Page 4 – Wynn & Wynn

What Should You Expect For Workers Compensation Benefits In Massachusetts?

Sadly, every year many Massachusetts residents are injured on the job and receive workers compensation. We have written blogs in the past on some of the injuries, and physical and [...]

Search of a Vehicle- Do You Have To Consent?

It is common knowledge that in order for police to search an individual’s home, they need a warrant or probable cause before they can enter the premises. Many people are [...]

What Is Mitigation and What Should Car Accident Victims Know About It

Being involved in a car accident can seem to present one challenging day after the next. Coping with injuries that were caused by someone else can present its own set [...]

In Case Of A Hurricane, What Will Insurance Cover? Can It Be Disputed?

New Englander’s have felt a year of relief as we have made it through the 2013 hurricane season so far unscathed. After the damage of hurricane Sandy last year, many [...]

Are Birth Injuries Considered Medical Malpractice?

Few events are as eagerly anticipated and awaited as the birth of a child. There are few things as sad and upsetting for parents as a birth injury, especially if [...]

Biomet M2a Hip Replacement Recall Information

A hip replacement is a serious surgery, and can be a difficult recovery period for patients. This being the case, when making the decision to go forward with a hip [...]

Workplace Violence Is More Common Than You May Realize

Residents in a densely populated urban area like Taunton/Raynham are unfortunately accustomed to hearing of cases of workplace violence. Convenience store clerks are held up, food delivery drivers are at [...]

Public Transportation Liability

In recent months, there have been many serious accidents involving some form of public transportation. These accidents have had fatal results, and left many injured. Train derailments and crashes in [...]

Landlord /Tenant Procedure In An Eviction

Owners of rental properties at times may know all too well the difficulties that can arise in a tenant/landlord relationship. In some cases, the situation may reach the point where [...]

Diabetes has become one of the most widespread diseases in the United States, and it is the leading underlying cause of deaths. An estimated 26.9% of all people over the [...]

Year: 2013