As summer vacation approaches, you might be thinking about renting a car for a road trip or a weekend getaway. But before you sign the contract for your next rental car, consider this: the car you’re about to rent might have been recalled by its manufacturer. Shockingly, rental car companies may lawfully rent out cars… Read More
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
You know how it goes. You’re driving along when your phone gives the little beep indicating that you’ve received a text message. You glance down at your phone and quickly scan the text. Your eyes are only off the road for a few seconds, and then you’re fully alert again. Nobody gets hurt. It’s not a big… Read More
FDA Cracks Down on All-Metal Hip Replacements
Well, finally. Following a massive failure of all-metal hip implants that has affected thousands of patients, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is seeking to toughen regulations for manufacturers of these types of devices, according to the New York Times. Under the new regulations, metal-on-metal artificial hip makers would be forced to stop selling existing… Read More
Snowmobile Accident in Central Massachusetts
Obtaining Compensation for Your Snowmobile Injuries Although many dread the harsh, cold winter months, those who love to snowmobile look forward to them. While snowmobiling is enjoyable, it is not without risks. Snowmobile accidents can, and do, occur. The majority of snowmobile collisions cause personal injury. For this reason, traveling alone is not recommended. Just… Read More
Seniors with Dementia May Face Accident Risks
Geriatric health experts don’t necessarily prohibit senior motorists from driving after they’re given a diagnosis of dementia. However, as the disease begins to progress, these seniors may be at a higher risk of having accidents. During the early stages of dementia, a person who’s suffering from this condition may still possess adequate driving skills. He… Read More
Massachusetts State Police Warn Drivers Against Using Headphones While Driving
With increasing awareness about the dangers of using hand held cell phones while driving, many motorists choose to use headphones or earbuds to operate their devices. However, police are warning that these motorists may be at a higher risk of accidents because they’re distracted by their headphones and may not be able to hear audible… Read More