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Recreational Marijuana Laws Could Lead to More Car Crash Deaths

Do recreational pot laws cause an uptick in traffic accidents and fatalities? Several studies say that they do. If you, a family member, or a friend have been in an accident caused by an intoxicated person in Massachusetts, contact our law firm as soon as possible. We can help. Percent…

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Drunk Drivers in Massachusetts Can Still Evade Ignition Interlock Penalties

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is now the only state in the U.S. where individuals convicted of a first-time offense of operating under the influence of alcohol cannot be subjected to interlock ignition devices before their car keys are returned. Boston drunk driving accident attorneys understand a number of traffic safety…

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Tragic Motorcycle Fatalities Blamed on Massachusetts Commercial Driver

The head of the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles resigned this week after revelations that the department should have already suspended the commercial driver’s license of the man responsible for killing seven motorcycle riders in a horrific crash last weekend. The car hauler he was driving collided with a group…

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Record Number of Convicted Drunk Drivers on Boston Roads

Boston is among the cities with the highest number of convicted drunk drivers on the roads, according to a new study by the insurance industry. The report by QuoteWizard found Boston has the second highest number of drivers with drunk driving convictions of any city in the United States. While…

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Graduation Season Increases Drunk Driving Risks in Massachusetts

May is graduation season and is often a time of great joy and family gatherings. Don’t let irresponsible use of alcohol or drugs turn the season into a tragedy. There are more than 100 high schools in Suffolk, Norfolk, Bristol, Plymouth and Middlesex counties. And the Boston area is home…

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Spring is Most Dangerous Time for Teen Drunk Driving Accidents

It is the most dangerous time of the year on the roads for young drivers, and alcohol is a factor in a significant number of these crashes. From spring break until the end of graduation season, teenagers and young adults will be celebrating newfound freedoms, hitting the road with friends,…

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Who Pays for Massachusetts Drunk Driving Crashes?

Gov. Charlie Baker is recommending adoption of a state panel’s recommendation of a series of efforts to combat drunk driving. The measures target marijuana specifically, and would revoke a driver’s license for refusal to submit to testing when suspected of driving under the influence of marijuana. The commission, which included…

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Impaired Driving a Growing Concern in New England

Our drunk driving injury lawyers in Massachusetts are following legal efforts aimed at drunk drivers across New England as the 2019 legislative session begins in earnest. Massachusetts ranks in the middle of the pack, placing 22nd in a scoring of legal efforts in all 50 states to reduce the risk…

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Education and Enforcement Keys to Reducing Drunk-Driving Injury Risks in 2019

CBS4 Boston rang in the new year by asking why Massachusetts does not have tougher drunk driving laws. It’s a fair question and an admirable focus as we enter 2019. As we reported earlier this fall on our Boston Drunk Driving Accident Lawyer Blog, relaxed marijuana laws and the opioid…

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