Woonsocket car and auto accident claims turn on where the crash happened. Route 146, the old street grid, and what Rhode Island law lets you recover.
Woonsocket Car Accidents: What Route 146 Crashes Teach You About Your Claim Read More »
Rhode Island wrongful death claims carry a three-year filing deadline and a $350,000 minimum recovery. Learn who can file and what your family can recover.
Wrongful Death Claims in Rhode Island: Who Can File and What You Can Recover Read More »
Insurers approach motorcycle claims with assumptions they never apply to car crashes. Here is how rider bias shows up in Rhode Island claims and what actually counters it.
Why Insurers Treat Motorcycle Claims Differently — and How to Push Back Read More »
An unruly passenger forced an Alaska Airlines flight into lockdown this month. If you are injured on a flight, airlines owe passengers the highest duty of care. Here is what that means.
Hurt by Another Passenger on a Flight? What Airlines Owe You Under the Law Read More »
Social Security added 14 conditions to its Compassionate Allowances list. If you receive disability benefits and have an injury claim, a settlement can affect them. Here is how it works in RI.
Thousands of people live in one state and work in the other. If you are injured across the border, you may find the rules are not what you expected —…
Rhode Island vs Massachusetts Injury Claims: Key Differences Read More »
It is the first question most injured riders ask, and any lawyer who answers with a number before reviewing your medical records is guessing. What can be explained is how…
What Is My Motorcycle Accident Case Worth in Rhode Island? Read More »
A fall in a store, restaurant, or office is not automatically the owner’s fault. Rhode Island law asks a narrower question: did the property owner know — or should they…
Slip and Fall on Commercial Property in Rhode Island: Who’s Responsible? Read More »
Massachusetts is a no-fault state, and the term causes more confusion than almost any other in auto insurance. It does not mean nobody is at fault. It means your own…
No-Fault Car Insurance in Massachusetts: What Drivers Should Know Read More »
After a dog bite, owners often say the same thing: the dog had never bitten anyone before. In Rhode Island, that defence is weaker than most people assume. Our Providence…
Dog Bite Liability in Rhode Island: Strict Liability Explained Read More »
