Common Personal Injuries in MA
In Massachusetts, personal injury cases involve situations where one party has been injured by the negligent or reckless acts of another party. While they are among the most common types of legal actions filed in the state of Massachusetts, such cases are not always easily won by the injured party. Proving that an injury is the direct result of negligence requires the skills of an experienced MA injury attorney who understands the law of personal injury in MA.
MA personal injuries
In order to prove negligence in an injury case, the plaintiff or injured party must prove that:
- The defendant owed the plaintiff a duty of care. Defendants owe such a duty to someone whose injury is a predictable consequence of their actions, and the injury could have been prevented by the defendant.
- The defendant, by action or inaction, caused the plaintiff’s injury in Massachusetts.
Types of personal injuries
Various injuries may lead to personal injury cases. A case of injury in MA can involve:
- Motor vehicle accidents, such as car, motorcycle, truck, boat, bus, or pedestrian accidents
- Cycling accidents
- Medical accidents, especially those involving:
- Birth injuries
- Surgical mistakes
- Failure of proper diagnosis
- Other malpractice
- Slip and fall accidents, involving claims brought against the owner of the property
- Workplace accidents, which can include illnesses cause by workplace conditions
- Animal bites
- Accidents involving defective or improperly manufactured consumer products, such as:
- Food borne illnesses
- Toys
- Drugs
- Faulty or defective medical devices
Contact our personal injury attorneys
Fraser & Galanopoulos are MA personal injury lawyers dedicated to zealous advocacy on behalf of clients in personal injury, family law, probate, real estate and business matters. The firm also provides civil and family law mediation services. If you require legal assistance in any of these areas of practice, contact Fraser & Galanopoulos online or call 1-888-588-3936 or 1-617-795-0321 today.


