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Side-Impact Collisions in Massachusetts: What You Need to Know

Car accidents happen in the blink of an eye and, sometimes, the results are catastrophic and a person’s life is forever changed. While all car accidents have the potential to be deadly, one particularly dangerous type of crash is a side-impact collision. Also known as a T-bone collision or a broadside crash, these accidents are almost always preventable, almost always the fault of one party involved, and almost always serious. If you’ve been in a side-impact crash in Massachusetts, call our car accident attorneys today for a free consultation. 

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Tips for Avoiding a Wintertime Slip and Fall

A slip and fall accident can occur any time of year but in the wintertime, when snow and ice make walking more hazardous, a slip and fall accident is more likely. As you navigate your neighborhood, parking lots, and local streets this winter, here are some tips for staying safe and avoiding a wintertime slip and fall. If you are injured, don’t hesitate to call personal injury attorney Deborah Gold-Alexander for your free consultation. 

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Deadliest Car Accident Types

Most people don’t think about the chance of being involved in a car accident, even though statistically speaking, most people are involved in at least one crash during their lifetime. While all accidents have the potential to cause serious injuries or death, some accident types are deadlier than others. At the law office of Deborah Gold-Alexander, Attorney at Law, our car crash attorney can represent you if you or a loved one has been seriously injured or killed in a crash. Call today to schedule your free consultation.

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How to Calculate Pain and Suffering in a Personal Injury Case

Serious injuries can severely disrupt a person’s future and quality of life. When a person is severely harmed, they may require expensive and ongoing medical care, may be unable to work and earn an income, and may be prevented from doing the things that they love and the things that are necessary for basic self-care, such as eating or grooming on one’s own. 

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