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Massachusetts Man Arrested for 11th Drunk Driving Offense

According to a recent article from the Boston Globe, a Worcester man was arrested for his 11th drunk driving offense. As your Boston drunk driving accident lawyer can explain, the charge is officially known as Operating Under the Influence (OUI) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Police spotted the man who…

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Tavern Owner League Wants Credit for Reduction in Drunk Driving Accidents

Our Boston drunk driving injury attorneys know some bar owners are more responsible than others in preventing alcohol-related car crashes. According to a recent story in the Post Crescent, a local bar owner wants credit for a reduction in alcohol-related car crashes in one Wisconsin County. The county has experienced…

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Could Uber and Lyft be Responsible for a Reduction in Drunk Driving Car Accidents in Boston?

Our Boston drunk driving accident lawyers know that, while technology may help to reduce alcohol-related accidents, it will never keep us entirely safe on the roads. By now, most people in Boston are aware of the company Uber. It started with a smartphone app that allowed you to get a…

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Civil Actions Where the At-fault Driver is Also a Criminal Defendant

Our Boston drunk driving lawyers know special consideration must be given to cases in which the defendant was also charged with a crime related to the collision. According to a recent article from Channel3000.com, a four-car crash resulted in two people being taken to the hospital with what authorities are…

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Massachusetts Woman Sentenced to Jail for Alcohol-Related Car Crash

Our Boston drunk driving accident lawyers know that an alcohol-related car accident can result in serious injury or death. The Boston Globe is reporting that Bridgewater woman has been sentenced to two and half years in prison in connection with a fatal drunk driving accident that occurred in Norfolk County…

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Pierson v. Service America Corp. – Stadium Beer Vendor Strikes Out in Drunk Driving Case

The case of Pierson v. Service America Corp. could create a new level of accountability for booze vendors at sporting events. The Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled the family of a 12-year-old girl struck and killed by a drunk driver who had been imbibing at a football game just…

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