Category: Education

Have you tried using ChatGPT?  Here in Rhode Island, we have been fielding some calls about artificial intelligence.  I thought it would be helpful today to explain this new technology.  As to personal injury law, while ChatGPT may help provide … Continue reading →

Recently, I settled a sad case involving a Rhode Island teen killed in a car accident.  It was heart wrenching and every parent’s worst nightmare.  So today, I would like to highlight that May marks National Youth Traffic Safety Month.  … Continue reading →

Now that spring is here, you may be walking, running, and biking more often.  Car accidents involving pedestrians are a major issue here in Rhode Island where we practice personal injury law.  Here are 3 Steps to follow if you … Continue reading →

In today’s blog, I explain what uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage (UM/UIM) means to you, as either a Rhode Island or Massachusetts resident.  While the terms’ meanings are universal, their application differs depending on your home state.  So, make sure … Continue reading →

In today’s blog, I will go over step-by-step what you should do after a car accident in Rhode Island. Step 1: Assess your injuries, move to a safe place, and call 911. First, quickly assess your injuries to determine if … Continue reading →

More than 3 million cases of Cervical Acceleration-Deceleration (CAD) Syndrome, better known as Whiplash, occur each year.  It comes as no surprise that a common cause of whiplash is rear-end car accidents – when those in affected vehicles are launched … Continue reading →

Did you know that you may not be required to give any statement to a car insurance company after a car accident? And that doing so may only serve to hurt your rightful claim for damages? Giving the insurance company a … Continue reading →

Involved in a car accident, slip and fall, or some other type of personal injury situation? You need to educate yourself to understand some basic terminology that we personal injury lawyers use and I will do that in today’s blog! What … Continue reading →

As the Christmas season fast approaches I have been taking time to reflect on our grade school kids around the state and the world. As this pandemic has been keeping our children out of school and away from the classroom; … Continue reading →

This Halloween is a little extra scary and unique with the Rhode Island COVID-19 challenges. We are all struggling right now to keep our kids and families safe. Today, I thought I would try to emphasize some guidelines for Saturday. Trick-or-Treat and … Continue reading →