Bottaro Law Blog

Halloween is an exciting and thrilling time for many of our RI and MA community members, children and adults alike! On Halloween, we break from our normal weekly routines to put on intricate costumes, enjoy the cool fall weather, and … Continue reading →

Car insurance. Homeowner’s insurance. Renter’s Insurance. Health Insurance. These are just some examples of insurance policies we hold as participating members of society. We typically expect others to maintain these policies, too. So how exactly do insurance and personal injury … Continue reading →

Slip on poorly maintained tile flooring? Fall off an unstable ladder while roofing? These seem like straightforward instances where an injured worker should explore workers’ compensation benefits. After all, these accidents happen quickly, are easily observed, and often result in … Continue reading →

Navigation a parking lot can feel like stepping into an urban jungle – where tight spaces, unpredictable pedestrians, and drivers of varying skill create a sea of nerve-wracking obstacles to traverse. Once you squeeze into a difficult-to-find spot, you’re often … Continue reading →

Did you know that over the past decade, 175,000 school injuries have ended in trips to the ER? As a back-to-school injury attorney, my firm routinely works with injured children and their families to fight for the compensation they deserve. … Continue reading →

When Tom and Jerry slip in fall, we laugh. Cartoon characters possess the fantastic ability to get right back up after sustaining serious injuries! However, when our (human!) client’s fall, it’s never a joking matter. In fact, we recently secured … Continue reading →

You may have heard the phrase “damage caps” in relation to personal injury and/or medical malpractice claims. In personal injury and medical malpractice law, the term “damage caps” refers to any state or federal law(s) that limit the amount of … Continue reading →

Have you ever been injured in a T-bone car accident, otherwise known as a side-impact collision? This accident type creates the letter “T,” as one driver crashes into the side of another. Today, we’ll talk about a recent Cumberland T-bone … Continue reading →

Did you know that the National Safety Council (NSC) estimates that several hundred lives may be lost over the holiday weekend? Labor Day weekend personal injuries are no joke and more common than you’d think. In a study released August … Continue reading →

When you walk into a place of business, professionally managed residence, or other establishment, your first thought isn’t usually about slipping, tripping, or falling on account of faulty equipment or poor conditions. Why? Because public and residential property owners have … Continue reading →