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Will I receive retirement benefits if I obtain Social Security disability benefits and then reach full retirement age? When recipients of Social Security disability benefits reach full retirement age, their benefits immediately convert to retirement benefits. A person cannot simultaneously claim retirement and disability payments on the same earnings record, according to the law. I’m […]
Most accidents that happen while working or with the employer’s express authorization outside of the job are covered by workers’ compensation insurance. Injury-related workplace situations must ultimately be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. However, there are some circumstances in which claims from injured employees would not be covered. These, for instance, include: Traveling to and […]
Under workers compensation, you are entitled to medical care and, in some circumstances, payments to replace lost wages if you are hurt or ill as a result of your employment. All Massachusetts employers are required to provide their employees with workers’ compensation insurance. No matter how many hours they put in, whether they were paid […]
If you’ve experienced a slip and fall on someone else’s property, you are most likely able to file a claim through comparative negligence. This is because a landowner has a responsibility to keep their property in a reasonably safe state. A plaintiff can receive compensation when they slip and fall on another person’s property as […]
After winning a personal injury case in Massachusetts, there are a few steps that typically occur. The court will issue a judgment in your favor, which is a legal document stating that the defendant is responsible for paying you damages. The defendant may choose to appeal the judgment. If this happens, the case will move […]
If you have suffered a slip and fall accident in Massachusetts, here are some steps you should take: Seek medical attention: Your safety and well-being should be your top priority. If you are injured in a slip and fall accident, it is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Even if you do […]
In Massachusetts, a variety of incidents and injuries are covered by personal injury legislation. It enables people to seek compensation for their losses when they have been hurt as a result of another party’s carelessness or wrongdoing. Medical costs, missed pay, and other damages are examples of this. The state’s tort laws apply to personal […]
Following an accident, Massachusetts has its own deadline, or “statute of limitations,” for bringing a personal injury claim in the state’s civil courts. You have three years under this law to sue someone for personal injuries in a Massachusetts court. This three-year period often begins to run on the day of the accident. Rarely, the […]
Myth #1: A Personal Injury Claim Cannot Be Made for Minor Injuries You might not immediately be aware of the full degree of your injuries following a personal injury accident. Many injuries sustained in accidents are not immediately apparent and may get worse over time. No matter how serious your injuries appear to be, you […]
In Massachusetts, especially Boston, construction sites are notoriously known for being dangerous areas with common injury occurrences. Two of those types of personal injury accidents include falling accidents and struck-by accidents. Falling Accidents Workers on construction sites frequently have to do their duties hundreds of feet above the ground. Everyone working on the building site […]