Fall River Landlord Negligence Lawyer: Heating Season Risks
Here is a week in the life of a tenant who doesn’t exist but easily could. Call him Marcos. He rents the second floor of an older two-family house in Fall River, and the first real cold snap of the year is on its way. The week is invented. The kinds of problems...
Fall River School Bus Accident Lawyer: Safety and Rights
Walk through a school day from the bus’s point of view and you can see where things go wrong. It’s 6:45 in the morning, the sky is barely light, and a line of kids is waiting at a corner. A driver coming the other way is thinking about work. A driver...
Worcester Pedestrian Accident Lawyer: Walking in the Dark
There’s a particular kind of November walk that a lot of people in Worcester know well. You leave work, a class or a shift at the hospital, and it’s already dark. The crosswalk is a few hundred feet away, the street is busy, and you’re deciding...
Fall River Construction Accident Lawyer: Third-Party Claims
Construction is one of the few jobs where the person who gets hurt is often standing next to workers from three or four different companies. A general contractor, a subcontractor, an equipment supplier, a property owner, maybe a delivery driver pulling in. When...
Fall River E-Bike Accident Lawyer: Who Is Liable?
E-bikes sit in an odd legal corner. They look like bicycles, move like small motorcycles on a good day, and show up in crashes where nobody is quite sure whose rules apply. A Fall River e-bike accident lawyer can tell you the answer depends on the situation, so this...
Worcester Car Accident Lawyer: Time Change Car Accident Risk
The clocks went back on Sunday, November 1, and if you drove home on Monday afternoon, you probably felt it. Sunset now arrives right around the time many people are leaving work. The same commute you made in daylight last week is suddenly a dusk or after-dark drive,...
Fall River Distracted Driving Accident Lawyer: Phone Proof
“I only looked down for a second.” Lawyers hear some version of that sentence after a surprising number of crashes. The trouble is that a second at 40 miles per hour is a long stretch of road, and the person who was hit usually has no idea what the other...
That Bruise Across Your Chest After a Worcester Car Crash Is Telling You Something Important
You were wearing your seat belt when the crash happened. That is the right thing to do, and in a serious collision, your seat belt almost certainly prevented injuries far worse than the ones you are now dealing with. But the seat belt itself, doing exactly what it was...
Hit Near the Airport Rotary in Hyannis? Here Is How the Next Few Weeks Usually Go
Let’s make up a driver. Call her Dana. She works at a dental office, drives a ten year old Subaru, and on a gray Thursday afternoon in late October she is heading home on Route 132 toward the Airport Rotary. Someone coming off Route 28 doesn’t slow down...About Kevin
My name is Kevin P. Landry, and I am a personal injury attorney. I help people who are hurting, suffering or being taken advantage of. I also help families through unexpected deaths, and other traumatic events.
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