Playing sports after school is one of the great hallmarks of youth in America. One of the inherent risks we assume during athletic activities is the possibility of injury. Equally important, but much less frequent than common impact-related injuries, are injuries resulting from heat stroke and heat illness. Heat illness occurs at a much rarer… Read More
Recent lawsuits over sports injuries highlight the danger
Clark University student suing over crew team practices A Clark University student, Brennan Ross, recently sued the school after suffering injuries sustained while training for the rowing team; Ross describes the injuries as debilitating and life changing. He is suing both the school and the coach, along with several former teammates. The case comes after… Read More
Back to School Concussion Season Starts with Football Practice
Despite Improvement in Helmet Technology and Requirements, High School Athletic Head Injury Rate Continues to Increase Some parents know August as back-to-school season, while others know it as the start of concussion season. Football practices at schools around Massachusetts tend to start a few weeks before classes – and so, unfortunately, do the resulting head… Read More
Skiing and Snowboarding Injuries
As temperatures drop and snowfall totals increase, more and more people will take to the slopes to unwind and relax. Skiing and snowboarding are popular yet challenging pastimes that provide thrills as well as health and fitness benefits. For beginners and the inexperienced, these sports can prove dangerous – or even deadly. In some cases,… 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