After an accident, one of the first questions injured individuals ask is how much compensation they may be entitled to recover. Medical bills, missed work, and uncertainty about the future can quickly create financial pressure. In Massachusetts, there is no set formula for valuing a personal injury case. Instead, the value of a claim depends on how the injury has
The end-of-year holiday season is one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Families travel for celebrations, students return home from college, and many people take time off to visit loved ones. With increased travel comes increased risk. Accidents can happen far from home, leaving injured individuals unsure of their rights or where to turn. Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti
Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft have become an essential part of transportation in Massachusetts, offering convenience and flexibility for riders across Boston, Lexington, Waltham, and beyond. However, when a rideshare vehicle is involved in a collision, determining who is financially responsible can be far from straightforward. At Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, our attorneys have seen how confusion about rideshare insurance coverage can delay claims and
Why These Cases Are More Complicated When a serious accident involves a large vehicle—whether a commercial delivery truck, a municipal vehicle, or an emergency responder—the injuries are often severe and the legal issues far more complex than in a typical car accident. Victims not only face the immediate challenges of medical care and recovery but must also contend with insurance
Winter in Massachusetts brings hazardous conditions, particularly in the form of snow and ice, which significantly increase the risk of slip-and-fall accidents. When these incidents occur, determining who is responsible for injuries sustained due to untreated or poorly maintained walkways is crucial. Massachusetts law places a duty on property owners to ensure that their premises remain reasonably safe for visitors. If you have suffered an injury due to
Losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence is devastating, and pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit adds emotional and legal complexities to an already difficult time. In Massachusetts, wrongful death claims provide a pathway for families to seek justice and compensation, but navigating these cases requires careful attention to legal requirements and sensitivity to the grieving process. Understanding Wrongful
A wrongful death occurs when someone loses their life due to another party’s negligence or intentional actions. In Massachusetts, surviving family members can pursue a wrongful death claim to seek justice and compensation for their loss. Understanding the legal framework for these claims is essential for grieving families who want to hold responsible parties accountable. Who Can File a Wrongful
Car accidents are a leading cause of personal injury in Massachusetts, and determining who is at fault plays a crucial role in the claims process. Massachusetts follows a comparative fault system, which means that fault can be shared among multiple parties. Understanding how comparative fault works and how it affects compensation is essential for anyone involved in a car accident. What Is
Operating Under the Influence (OUI), commonly known as DUI in other states, is a serious offense in Massachusetts with severe legal consequences. An OUI charge can impact one’s freedom, financial stability, and even employment prospects. Understanding Massachusetts OUI laws, potential penalties, and available defenses can help individuals protect their rights and make informed decisions if facing such charges. What Constitutes
In Massachusetts, co-parenting arrangements aim to ensure that both parents remain actively engaged in their children’s lives post-divorce. Understanding the legal framework and responsibilities tied to co-parenting is essential to provide a stable and supportive environment for your children. Legal Structure of Co-Parenting in Massachusetts Co-parenting in Massachusetts is typically governed by a parenting plan that is incorporated into the
After an accident, one of the first questions injured individuals ask is how much compensation they may be entitled to recover. Medical bills, missed work, and uncertainty about the future can quickly create financial pressure. In Massachusetts, there is no set formula for valuing a personal injury case. Instead, the value of a claim depends on how the injury has
The end-of-year holiday season is one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Families travel for celebrations, students return home from college, and many people take time off to visit loved ones. With increased travel comes increased risk. Accidents can happen far from home, leaving injured individuals unsure of their rights or where to turn. Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti
Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft have become an essential part of transportation in Massachusetts, offering convenience and flexibility for riders across Boston, Lexington, Waltham, and beyond. However, when a rideshare vehicle is involved in a collision, determining who is financially responsible can be far from straightforward. At Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, our attorneys have seen how confusion about rideshare insurance coverage can delay claims and
Why These Cases Are More Complicated When a serious accident involves a large vehicle—whether a commercial delivery truck, a municipal vehicle, or an emergency responder—the injuries are often severe and the legal issues far more complex than in a typical car accident. Victims not only face the immediate challenges of medical care and recovery but must also contend with insurance
Winter in Massachusetts brings hazardous conditions, particularly in the form of snow and ice, which significantly increase the risk of slip-and-fall accidents. When these incidents occur, determining who is responsible for injuries sustained due to untreated or poorly maintained walkways is crucial. Massachusetts law places a duty on property owners to ensure that their premises remain reasonably safe for visitors. If you have suffered an injury due to
Losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence is devastating, and pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit adds emotional and legal complexities to an already difficult time. In Massachusetts, wrongful death claims provide a pathway for families to seek justice and compensation, but navigating these cases requires careful attention to legal requirements and sensitivity to the grieving process. Understanding Wrongful
A wrongful death occurs when someone loses their life due to another party’s negligence or intentional actions. In Massachusetts, surviving family members can pursue a wrongful death claim to seek justice and compensation for their loss. Understanding the legal framework for these claims is essential for grieving families who want to hold responsible parties accountable. Who Can File a Wrongful
Car accidents are a leading cause of personal injury in Massachusetts, and determining who is at fault plays a crucial role in the claims process. Massachusetts follows a comparative fault system, which means that fault can be shared among multiple parties. Understanding how comparative fault works and how it affects compensation is essential for anyone involved in a car accident. What Is
Operating Under the Influence (OUI), commonly known as DUI in other states, is a serious offense in Massachusetts with severe legal consequences. An OUI charge can impact one’s freedom, financial stability, and even employment prospects. Understanding Massachusetts OUI laws, potential penalties, and available defenses can help individuals protect their rights and make informed decisions if facing such charges. What Constitutes
In Massachusetts, co-parenting arrangements aim to ensure that both parents remain actively engaged in their children’s lives post-divorce. Understanding the legal framework and responsibilities tied to co-parenting is essential to provide a stable and supportive environment for your children. Legal Structure of Co-Parenting in Massachusetts Co-parenting in Massachusetts is typically governed by a parenting plan that is incorporated into the
