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Massachusetts runs on a no-fault insurance system, which is a fancy way of saying your own insurance pays your initial medical bills and lost wages after a car accident, no matter who caused it. That coverage is called Personal Injury Protection, or PIP, and it’s built into every auto policy in the state. It’s not...

Shared fault is one of the most misunderstood issues in an injury claim in Massachusetts, and it can directly affect how much money an injured person receives after an accident. When more than one party contributes to a crash, a fall or another injury-causing event, state law allows responsibility to be divided among everyone involved,...

Sitting in the passenger seat requires a certain level of trust. You surrender control. You do not have a steering wheel, you cannot reach the brake pedal, and you cannot swerve to avoid a hazard. You are simply along for the ride. When a crash happens, that lack of control makes the experience terrifying. The...

Staged car accidents might sound like something that only happens in movies, but they are a real problem on American roads. These scams are designed to take advantage of the insurance system, and it is usually innocent drivers who end up paying the price. A single fake crash can leave someone shaken, injured, and dealing...

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