The Occupational Safety & Health Administration, or OSHA as most people have come to know it by, is the governmental agency responsible for the application of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. OSHA is an agency under the U.S. Department of Labor and was...
Month: November 2014
Massachusetts mayor makes changes after fatal car accidents
Car accidents have become an expectation in Massachusetts and throughout the United States, so much so that there are websites dedicated to nothing more than predicting how many accidents a person will be involved with during their life time. As the name suggest, car...
Workers’ compensation: focus on healing; let us do the work
By their nature, worker compensation cases occur at the most venerable time in a Massachusetts resident's life. Being unable to work often times means no income, forcing a person to rely on their savings. Having a worker compensation claim disputed can force an...
MA pedestrian suffers serious injury after car accident
Massachusetts residents do not like to consider the possibility of an accident when they head out on the road as drivers or pedestrians in Worcester. Nonetheless, the fact is that there is always a risk for an auto accident. The aftereffects of a car accident can be...