Justice for a Hit and Run Victims

If you’ve watched the cop-footage show World’s Scariest Police Chases (and its current incarnation, World’s Wildest Police Videos), chances are you may have caught yourself staring in disbelief at some particular segments. There’s always the possibility that what you see on TV, such as hit and runs, will happen to you or someone you know. How would you deal with such a scenario? Hit-and-runs are normally classified as a crime when the other party just drives off, but if you were left behind, it is best not to chase after the car. Quickly jot down the vehicle’s make and model, as well as its license plate number, then talk to eyewitnesses. As much as possible, take pictures of the damage, then call your lawyer and insurance provider about the problem. Share your information with police...

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Pulling Through with Help from a Credible Boston Accident Lawyer

"Medical reports noted that Cellucci suffered numerous broken bones in addition to brain injury. He works as a carpenter but details on his employer were not immediately available. Being in a profession that is vital to the construction industry, people like Cellucci could certainly benefit from the services of a Boston social security disability lawyer. The suspect, an 18-year-old from West Dorchester, is currently facing numerous charges, such as speeding at 80 mph on Arborway, unsafe crossing of lanes, and failing to ensure that his two backseat passengers wore seatbelts. One of them, a 15-year-old, sustained brain and spinal injuries." http://robertnoalaw.com/blog/pulling-through-with-help-from-a-credible-boston-accident-lawyer/ ...

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