Boston Car Accident Lawyer Blog

January 25, 2026

Boston “High-Injury” Corridors and Crash Patterns: What the City Data Shows and How It Helps Your Claim

If you were injured in a Boston car crash, it can feel like everything is suddenly on your shoulders: medical visits, missed work, pain, insurance calls, and the worry that you will be blamed for something you did not cause. One thing many people do not realize is that Boston publishes detailed crash data, and that data often shows car accidents are not random; they cluster in predictable places and follow repeat patterns. When used the right way, city and state crash data can help support a personal injury claim by strengthening key issues like fault, foreseeability, and the full impact of your injuries.

At Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers, our Boston car accident attorneys use evidence from the scene, your medical records, and, when relevant, public crash and roadway data, to build a clear, persuasive case for compensation.

What does “high-injury corridor” mean in Boston?

December 11, 2025

Holiday Delivery Drivers & Company Vehicles: Who Pays After a Crash?

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

December’s Surge In Commercial Traffic

Every December, commercial traffic in Greater Boston surges. Amazon vans crisscross neighborhood streets, box trucks squeeze into alleys behind retail centers, and company cars rack up miles shuttling to client meetings and holiday events. When a crash involves a commercial vehicle, questions multiply: was the driver on the job, who owned the car, what does the insurance cover, and if you were working at the time, how does workers’ compensation fit into the picture? Sorting the answers quickly prevents valuable electronic evidence from disappearing and positions your claim for a fair recovery.

Employer Responsibility And Vicarious Liability

November 24, 2025

Thanksgiving and Christmas Travel Chaos: Logan, Mass Pike & I-93 Crash Risks

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Thanksgiving and Christmas in Massachusetts often mean packed suitcases, kids in the back seat, and a race to Logan Airport, the Mass Pike, or I-93. At the same time, you see unfamiliar drivers pouring into Boston, aggressive lane changes near the airport, sudden slowdowns on the Pike, and stop-and-go traffic on I-93. One careless moment can turn a family trip into a serious crash that leaves you hurt, confused, and unsure about what to do next.

If you or someone you love has been injured in a holiday traffic accident, you are probably dealing with medical treatment, missed work, and constant calls from insurance adjusters. You may also be wondering how Massachusetts no-fault insurance works, when you can bring a claim against a careless driver, and whether you really need a lawyer.

Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers represents people injured in crashes in Boston and across Massachusetts, including collisions around Logan Airport, along the Mass Pike, and on I-93. Our team helps clients understand their rights, deal with the insurance companies, and pursue the full compensation the law allows.

September 25, 2025

Car Accidents in Massachusetts and Across the U.S.

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

September brought a mix of sobering crash headlines and meaningful developments that affect how injury claims are investigated, valued, and resolved. Below, we explain what changed, what investigators and insurers will be looking at this fall, and how these updates can strengthen a car accident or wrongful death case in Massachusetts.

What’s new in Massachusetts right now

Serious crashes kept the spotlight on crosswalk and lane-departure liability. High-profile collisions this month included child-pedestrian injuries and head-on impacts on suburban and coastal roads. For injured pedestrians and occupants, the legal lens quickly turns to duty and breach, examining rules such as marked crosswalks, lane-keeping obligations, speed in context, phone use, and line of sight at intersections. In practical terms, this means that scene evidence matters more than ever; video from nearby homes or businesses, roadway paint condition, skid marks, event data recorder (EDR) downloads, and cell phone metadata can be decisive.

August 30, 2025

Massachusetts Car Crash Update: Late August to Early September 2025: What We’re Seeing and How We Help

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

The last two weeks of August through Labor Day weekend typically bring heavier traffic, more night driving, and an uptick in serious collisions across Massachusetts. This year is no exception. Below is a clear-eyed look at notable crashes reported across the Commonwealth in late August and the opening days of September 2025, the safety themes we’re seeing, and how our car accident attorneys at Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers help crash victims and families move forward.

Late-August and Early-September Headlines Across the Commonwealth

In the Merrimack Valley, officials in Lawrence reported a fatal overnight crash near Ames and Butler streets. A 2004 Honda Accord struck a parked car late Saturday night, and the driver was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the district attorney’s office.

July 15, 2025

Massachusetts’ Auto Insurance Law Update Effective July 2025: What You Must Know

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

On July 1, 2025, Massachusetts implemented the most significant changes to its mandatory automobile insurance requirements in nearly four decades. If you drive in the Commonwealth or represent clients injured in motor vehicle crashes, a knowledgeable car accident lawyer can help navigate these critical updates.

The Essential Changes in Mandatory Coverage Limits

Bodily Injury to Others (BI)

June 17, 2025

Keeping Massachusetts Teens Safe Behind the Wheel This Summer

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

As Boston car accident lawyers, we see far too many families devastated by crashes that could have been prevented. That heartbreak is amplified when the at-fault driver is a teenager whose summer freedom turned into tragedy. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, a stretch the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) bluntly calls the “100 Deadliest Days” for young drivers, nearly half of all teen-related traffic deaths occur.

Our mission is to seek justice after a collision and to champion safety before disaster strikes. The latest joint campaign from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) and AAA Northeast provides parents, teens, and the driving public with a clear roadmap for a safer season. Below, I share the key takeaways, add legal context every Bay State driver should know, and offer practical steps to keep teen motorists and everyone around them safe.

Why Summer Is So Dangerous for Young Drivers

November 15, 2024

Can a Drunk Driver’s Conviction Help Your Personal Injury Case in Massachusetts?

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol is a leading cause of car accidents across the United States, and Massachusetts is no exception. Victims of drunk driving accidents often face devastating injuries, emotional trauma, and financial burdens. While criminal charges against the drunk driver can lead to penalties such as fines and imprisonment, victims may wonder: can a drunk driver’s conviction help their car accident case in Massachusetts?

The answer is yes. A DUI conviction can be critical evidence in a civil personal injury case, but navigating this legal landscape requires expertise. At Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers, we help victims of drunk driving accidents hold negligent drivers accountable and secure the compensation they deserve.

The Basics of DUI Laws in Massachusetts

August 18, 2024

The Importance of Gathering Evidence After an Auto Accident

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

In the aftermath of an auto accident, the steps you take can significantly impact the outcome of your insurance claim or legal case. At Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers, we understand the critical importance of gathering evidence immediately following an auto accident. This evidence is pivotal in establishing the facts of the case, determining liability, and ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve for any damages, injuries, or losses incurred.

Understanding Evidence in Auto Accidents

Evidence in auto accidents comprises any material that can prove the elements of the case, such as who was at fault, the extent of damages, and the impact of the accident on the victims’ lives. This can include photographs, witness statements, official reports, and more. Properly collected and presented evidence can be the difference between a successful claim and one that falls short.

June 9, 2024

Boston Cracks Down on Food Delivery Companies Amid Safety Concerns

by Jeffrey S. Glassman

In recent events, Boston city officials have taken a strong stance against food delivery companies such as DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub due to a surge in dangerous and illegal behavior by their drivers. This action comes as the city grapples with the growing prevalence of delivery services, which have significantly altered the urban landscape and raised serious safety concerns.

Boston Food Delivery Problems at Hand

Boston’s bustling streets have seen a dramatic increase in delivery drivers on mopeds, motorcycles, and motorized scooters. This shift, while aimed at reducing car congestion, has led to a series of problems. Drivers have been frequently spotted riding on sidewalks, running red lights, and weaving through traffic, endangering pedestrians and other motorists. Particularly alarming incidents include drivers traveling the wrong way on busy streets, further exacerbating the chaos and risk of accidents.