Auto accidents are a major cause of serious injury in Massachusetts. In 2020, there were close to 76,000 reported crashes and 286 fatalities on our roads. Nearly 1000 of these accidents involved pedestrians, and 824 involved bicyclist collisions. We all can do our part to increase safety on the roads. Here are some of the
Having a car accident can cause so many issues: loss of your vehicle, lost work time, medical bills and the most serious issue, personal injuries. If you are involved in a car accident that was not your fault, there are several ways that you can be compensated. Your Car:Your vehicle’s damage can be appraised and
It is a common legal question. How do I change my name as an adult? The law in Massachusetts allows an adult to change their name for any reason as long as it is not for a fraudulent or illegal purpose. If you marry or divorce, your marriage certificate or divorce judgment are all you
Social media has become a part of most people’s lives. No matter what platform you use, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat – they are all a new source of information about you. If you are in the middle of a legal case, social media could turn out to be your downfall. Lawyers and Insurance Companies are
In Massachusetts, birth, marriage, or death certificates can all be obtained from the Commonwealth. These vital records are often needed and can sometimes be lost or misplaced. There are a few services that will help you get these certificates faster, but there will be an additional charge. Before using an outside service, please make sure
There are few different ways to rent an apartment or house. The two most common are renting with a written Lease or as a Tenant at Will. With a Lease, you and your landlord have a written agreement called a Lease. A lease that states your rental amount, the length of your tenancy and any
A power of attorney, often referred to as a POA, is a document that allows you to appoint a person or organization to manage your property, financial, or medical affairs if you become unable to do so. Not all power of attorney documents are the same. Each type of POA gives the person you are
As a rider myself, I know how dangerous it can be on the roadways for motorcycles. Motorcycles can be difficult for other drivers to see and are often not given the proper amount of space on the roads to stay safe. There are a few important rules to remember when operating a motorcycle in Massachusetts:
As an attorney and member of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’s Bar, we are governed by our Rules of Professional Conduct. Rule 1.6 discusses confidentiality and states – in part: There are several exceptions to this rule that allow your lawyer to disclose information to prevent a future crime, fraudulent act, injury or death of another
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts requires that all auto insurance policies carry “no-fault” insurance known as Personal Injury Protection or PIP. PIP is the portion of your auto insurance that pays your medical bills if you are injured in an auto accident. It doesn’t matter who caused the accident, your own PIP coverage pays your bills
Many of our clients are unable to work for days, weeks or even months after they are injured in a car accident. Part of what we do at Vargo Law is to make sure that you and your family are taken care of while you take the time to recover from your injuries. Being involved
More often than not, our clients are surprised when they are the victim of an accident and still have to pay some money out of their own pocket. The reason for this is usually their insurance deductible. “Deductible” defined:A deductible is an amount of money that you yourself are responsible for paying toward an insured
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