Hello,
While dating, I moved into my girlfriend's apartment, as she was away attending law school. We broke u....
I know you don't want to communicate with your ex, but the easiest thi....
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5/22/2013 17:16
by lee.youngil71 |
Hi I'm on section 8 in Massachusetts and broke my lease due to needing to relocate to help assist with a paren....
I'm finding your question a little confusing. You have a lease, ....
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5/22/2013 06:40
by cup11 |
Hi. Hopefully someone can give me some good information because I'm finding this all confusing. I was workin....
Yes, In Massachusetts, the attorney who handles your workers compensat....
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5/21/2013 10:30
by Timer88 |
Can an individual providing State's witness sue the Defendant if found guilty for lost wages?
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5/20/2013 20:35
by MassCitizen |
I am the non-custodial parent of an 18 year old who just completed her first year of college out of state. She....
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5/20/2013 18:32
by royaltkreed |
Although the MA Security Deposit law has specific languauge about statement of condition, does an e-mail askin....
No, that will not work. Under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter....
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5/19/2013 07:51
by An_MA_landlord |
If my mother made me joint owner of her account so that, upon her death, I inherit the balance outside of prob....
If your mother makes you a joint owner on a bank account and you withd....
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5/17/2013 19:41
by Mayflower |
I am paid a percentage commission only. I have been at my place of employment, a small family run business, f....
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5/17/2013 14:44
by 5050pay |
Looking for info on personal presonal property that was left in a car that was repossessed in the middle of th....
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5/17/2013 14:16
by hmxsgt |
Hello, a friend of mine (who is a barber by trade) was grocery shopping.. After putting groceries in her car s....
I think she should fill out an accident report. She can also try seein....
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4/20/2013 22:12
by CrisM |
If I am co-owner of our 2 family home and have agreed to pay the entire mortgage as part of the divorce settle....
Dear Fool-in-love: The divorce settlement requires you to pay the full....
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1/29/2013 20:41
by Fool-for-love |
Several of my colleagues will dictate consultation notes in which they state they don't have the complete hist....
The question probably boils down to whether or not such practice is wi....
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10/2/2011 18:37
by Anonymous |
Editor's Response
Typically, based on Massachusetts law related to personal injury and negligence, it is enough to show that a dangerous defect existed, that the owner of the property knew of the problem, and that he or she allowed the defect to exist for an"unreasonably long time" (generally, longer than a reasonable person would have allowed the defect to exist). I assume you have taken care of your injuries. Now, take a picture of the defect if you can and then contact a Massachusetts personal injury lawyer. Good luck. For more information about premises liability, check out our Massachusetts Personal Injury Discussion Forum.