Most of us can remember the unbridled joy we felt as children when we swung on the monkey bars or tumbled down the slides into a pile of woodchips. While it’s normal to come back from the playground with some scrapes and bruises, most playgrounds are quite safe for children and their parents. Playgrounds, however, …
Summer is in full swing, and for many bikers, it’s the ideal time to take out the motorcycle and enjoy the crisp and clear roads in Massachusetts. However, if you had your bike stored up for the winter, or did maintenance on your bike to make it more suited to the winter months, it might …
Many drivers in Boston assume that parking garages and lots are always safer that parking along the curb and opening up your car door into traffic. In some cases, they are. However, many individuals are surprised to find out that accidents in seemingly safe parking areas are a common occurrence. In fact, The National Safety …
It’s no secret that parents get nervous when their teens finally start getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, and with good reason. Auto accidents are one of the leading causes of teen deaths nationwide. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) conducted research that concluded every day, a total of six teens, …
When it comes to determining fault for car accident in Boston, the concept of modified comparative negligence is what dictates liability. This means you may only seek compensation from the other party if you are deemed less than 51% at fault for the accident. Because of this, determining who is responsible for the crash is …
When it comes to determining who is at fault for a traffic accident in the state of Massachusetts, there are set standards in place to help identify the negligent party. The Massachusetts Drivers Manual provides the complete list of 19 traffic infractions that point to the at-fault driver.
If you caught game six of the Stanley Cup’s second-round series between Boston and Columbus, you definitely remember the head hit Bruin’s defenseman Charlie McAvoy laid on Blue Jacket right winger Josh Anderson. After the hit, Anderson had to return to the locker room, but fortunately was able to return to play later in the …
After deciding on five finalists for the Writing The Future Scholarship on May 21st, it was hard for our legal team to narrow it down to one winner! We had to flip through over a thousand entries to get to this point, and we went back and forth a few times, but we managed it. …
Since education keeps getting more and more expensive, Christopher DiBella and his law firm decided to offer the annual Writing The Future Scholarship to help out. The money will go to one exceptional young scholar every year. The amount is $500 for post-secondary educational expenses, like tuition, textbooks, or school supplies.
At DiBella Law Injury and Accident Lawyers, we are dedicated to giving back. We believe in investing in the future, and that’s why we want to help our country’s youth as much as we can. To that end, we’re delighted to once again offer our annual “Writing the Future” scholarship. The awardee will be announced …
