Workers' Compensation and Injury Lawyers
The defendant, Boston Housing Authority, was found to be 100% liable for the incident which resulted in the permanent disability of an EMT. The pre-trial offer to settle was $3,000. Boston, Mass.: Justice served! Keches Law Group has obtained another winning verdict, this time in Suffolk County. Since the reopening of the Courts in April …
Keches Law Group’s Charlotte Glinka Wins $612,277 Verdict in BostonRead More
School is in session. After an untraditional school year due to challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, students are headed back to the classroom for a fresh start. With this in mind, it is time to prepare for the inevitable – back-to-school traffic. Students attending Milton Public Schools begin the 2021-2022 school year on September …
School is in Session: How to Mitigate Back-to-School Traffic & Prevent AccidentsRead More
The Defendant, J.F. White Contracting Company and the joint venture partners, was found to be negligent which resulted in the permanent disability of a union steward. The $26.6 Million jury verdict with accumulated interest totals $45 Million. Woburn, Mass.: Justice has been served with another record-breaking verdict, this time in Middlesex County. As of August …
Keches Law Group’s Andrew Abraham Wins $45 Million Judgement in WoburnRead More
Recent studies show employees throughout the United States are leaving their jobs in an increasingly high volume. Regardless of the reason for doing so, separating from an employer can present many questions and concerns. A common question we hear at Keches Law Group: what happens to my vacation pay after quitting my job in Massachusetts? …
I Quit My Job. What Happens to My Vacation Pay in Massachusetts?Read More
Keches Law Group has selected Ronan Folan of Weymouth, MA, as the 2021 Keches Cares Scholarship contest winner! Ronan is a 2021 Weymouth High School graduate and will be heading to Brown University in the Fall. He plans to pursue veterinary medicine. Moreover, Ronan will be joining Brown’s track and field team, where he will …
Vaccines are critical when it comes to ending the pandemic for good. But, for many Americans receiving an immunization isn’t so easy. Fortunately, Massachusetts has enacted new legislation providing employees with special sick pay for COVID-19 shots. Recent Spike in New COVID-19 Cases is Concerning to Experts Massachusetts lifted its mask order on May 29, …
Massachusetts Offering Employees Special Sick Pay for COVID-19 ShotsRead More
Year after year, more states legalize marijuana. Proponents explain legalization can have many perks, including boosting the economy and creating jobs. But, new research shows legal recreational marijuana may come with an additional benefit – a decrease in workers’ compensation claims. When States Legalize Recreational Marijuana, Workers’ Compensation Claims Decrease Thousands of Americans are injured …
New Study Links Legalized Recreational Marijuana to Decreased Workers’ Compensation ClaimsRead More
COVID-19 has impacted nearly every aspect of life. Now, even as Massachusetts lifts its mask mandate and social distancing requirements, lasting effects of the pandemic have made their way to the state’s beaches, pools, and lakes. As beaches, pools, and lakes reopen at total capacity for the first summer since the height of the pandemic, …
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