Category: Education

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 →

We’ve all heard the nickname, “ambulance chasers” thrown around to describe personal injury lawyers. But we, and other reputable personal injury attorneys, believe this nickname sells our work short! In fact, this nickname only scratches the surface of other commonly-circulated … Continue reading →

Did you know that working with expert witnesses may play a large role in the outcome of your personal injury case?  Recently, I had the honor of presenting a 90-minute learning session to other members of the Rhode Island Bar … Continue reading →

Did you know that an expert law professor wrote a book about the inner workings of property and casualty insurance companies?  These large companies process thousands of claims, such as car accident claims, daily.  At Bottaro Injury Lawyers, we help … Continue reading →

Did you know there are some important boating laws in RI designed to help minimize personal injuries on the water? During boating season, there is heavier traffic on the water.  Recently, the Department of Environmental Management (DEM) made changes to … Continue reading →

Where are the parades and parties this 4th of July here in Rhode Island and Massachusetts?  While I realize that this is a popular question, in today’s blog I would like to remind everyone to be aware of the harmful … Continue reading →

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 →