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- Working from home and getting hurt – is it covered by workers’ comp?
- Massachusetts Legislation Filed to Speed Up Front-Line Health Workers’ Access to Workers’ Compensation Benefits
- Tips for Delivery Workers & Consumers Throughout COVID-19
- Avoiding Scams Related to COVID-19
- Keches Law Group’s COVID-19 Updates
- Preparing for Winter
- Keches Cares Gift Drive Supports Two Local Organizations
- Spectacular Lights Display in Somerset, MA
- Halloween Safety Tips
- A Record Fifteen Attorneys Selected to 2019 Super Lawyers™ List
- Keches Law Group Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020
- Brain Injury Attorney Andrew Abraham Featured in the Journal of Trucking Litigation
- Protecting Paramedics and EMTs
- Fall 2019 Keches Cares Scholarship Winner Selected
- Keches Law Group Ranked as The Largest Plaintiffs-only Injury Firm in Massachusetts
- Getting To Know Keches Law Group
- Bruins Game with Carly from Weymouth
- Keches Law Group’s Suzanne McDonough Wins $1.5 Million Jury Verdict in Fall River
- Boston Calls for Lower Speed Limits to Reduce Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Motor Vehicle Accident on Milton Town Line
- Bird Scooters Come to Boston as a Self Insured Commodity
- The GOAT rides the Keches Law Zamboni
- Best Lawyers® in America selects Brian C. Cloherty for Workers’ Compensation in Massachusetts
- Keches Law Group Settles Case for $1.4 Million
- How to Recognize a Concussion
- When You Should Return to Work after a Concussion
- What to do After Sustaining a Head Injury
- What to do if you Injure Yourself at Work
- Multiple Keches Law Group Attorneys Selected to the 2018 Massachusetts Super Lawyers List
- Beware of Other Drivers After Daylight Savings Time
- Wrongful Death Suit Filed After Holyoke Teacher Killed in Crosswalk
- Keches Law Group responds to Merrimack Valley Gas Explosions – Filing a Class Action Lawsuit on Behalf of Multiple Plaintiffs
- What To Do Immediately Following A Fire
- Keches Law Group’s Brian Dever wins jury verdict of $1.7 Million in Essex County MA case
- Keches Law Group’s Claudine Cloutier wins jury verdict of nearly $4.1 million dollars in Barnstable County MA case
- Our State Has a Work Zone Accident Problem: What’s Being Done to Fix it?
- PREMISES LIABILITY CLAIMS
- Accident at Boston Construction Site Highlights the Dangers of Construction; What You Need to Know
- DO I NEED AN ‘UMBRELLA’ INSURANCE POLICY
- What You Should Know About Uninsured/Underinsured Automobile Insurance
- A Brief Overview of the Standards for Snow and Ice Cases in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut
- CAN I SUE MY EMPLOYER FOR VIOLATING THE COMPANY HANDBOOK?
- Preserving the Evidence (A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words)
- Money may in fact grow on trees in Massachusetts
- Swimming Pool Injuries
- Lead Poisoning and Massachusetts Law
- Ikea Recalls
- Crosswalk and Pedestrian Accidents
- Should I take a PIP Deductible?
- Pain and Suffering Damages Protected from Reach of Workers’ Compensation Lien
- My Attorney and The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Carrier Entered Into An Agreement, Now The Insurer Will Not Pay
- Personal Injury Claims Arising out of Injuries Occurring on Roadways
- Elements of a Personal Injury Claim
- SSDI Benefits. Re-Application after Denial.
- Medical Records and Your Workers’ Compensation Case
- Protecting Families of Victims Killed by Motor Vehicle Negligence
- Forms 105, 106, and 108 & What They Mean for Your Workers’ Comp Benefits
- The Agreement to Extend Payment Without Prejudice Period Form & Why Not to Sign It
- Workers’ Compensation Section 28 Liability
- Cruise Ship Injuries
- Vehicle Recalls
- Dow Chemical Plant Explosion
- Third Party Claims: Identifying Additional Causes of Accidents
- Dole Spinach Recalls: Be Healthy with your Health Food
- Forced Arbitration Agreements ‘ What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
- The Prevailing Wage
- Personal Injuries Involving the MBTA
- The Domestic Violence Leave Law
- Workplace Injury Statistics
- Most Old Work Injuries Are Still Compensable
- Bad Care or Medical Malpractice?
- Lawsuit Seeks Safety Netting for MLB Ballparks
- The Baseball Rule
- Are Volunteers Covered Under Worker’s Compensation Laws?
- OSHA Cracking Down on Fall Hazards
- Blowing Away Old Records: Takata’s Exploding Airbags
- Who is Taking Care of This Patient?
- Mass Voters Pass New Sick Leave Law
- I Was Fired ‘ What am I owed, and When am I owed it?
- Snow and Ice Liability in Massachusetts
- Nursing, Work Injuries, and Closings
- Were you Involved in a Work-Related Argument?
- Contagious Diseases and Workers’ Compensation Law
- What is M.G.L. c. 231 60L and How Does It Apply to a Medical Malpractice Claim
- Do you need or use a wheelchair, van, or other mechanical device as a result of a work-related injury?
- Ford Should Worry About Defective Cars, Recalls and Fines Less About The Attorneys Who Are Protecting The Public
- What is Average Weekly Wage?
- 1.4M RECOVERY FOR CLOSED HEAD INJURY AFTER WORKER FELL OFF A LADDER WHILE PUTTING UP SHEETROCK IN AN OPEN STAIRWAY.
- Sole Proprietors Are Not Always Covered Under Workers Compensation Law
- When Company Policies Deviate from OSHA, is it Safe?
- Duty to Remedy a Hazardous Condition is Based Upon Foreeseability Not On The Open and Obvious Hazard
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- If Workers’ Compensation Denies More Physical Therapy and I Lose Permanent Function Because of it, Do I Have a Lawsuit?
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- How Long do I have to File a Lawsuit After Getting Hurt at Work?
- Can you Apply for Unemployment After a Workers’ Compensation Settlement?
- I Got Hurt at Work but Didn’t Fill Out Paperwork, What Can I Do? It’s Been Two Months.
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- How Does Workers’ Compensation Work in NH?
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- If You Get Hurt At Work Can They Make You Use Paid Time Off?
- What is the Difference Between a Third Party Slip and Fall Lawsuit, Versus Workers’ Compensation Hurt on the Job in Massachusetts?
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- Can an Employee Receive Workers’ Compensation Benefits if he/she Wasn’t in the Workplace at the Time of Injury?
- Can I Receive Both Workers’ Compensation Benefits and Social Security Benefits?
- My Employer Doesn’t Have Workers’ Compensation Insurance. Can I Still Collect Benefits?
- Will the Insurance Company Continue to Pay My Medical Bills After the Case Is Settled?
- What Can I do if the Insurer Denies My Claim or Terminates My Benefit Before the 180-day Period Ends?
- How Long Does it Take After the Injury Occurs to Receive Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
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- What Can You File for if You’re Injured for Less Than 5 Days?
- What Can You File For if You’re Injured for More than 5 Days?
- Can My Workers’ Compensation Attorney Sign My Form 19?
- What Are The Statute of Limitations for Work-Related Injuries in Massachusetts?
- How to File an Anonymous Complaint to Workers’ Compensation?
- If You Collect Workers’ Compensation Can You Still Sue?
- How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Workers’ Compensation Lawyer?
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