Massachusetts physician represented himself at trial after co-defendant’s case severed, billed for
Massachusetts Insurance Legal News & Analysis
New Bedford Couple Expected to Plead Guilty To Premium Theft
Attorneys Targeted in Malpractice Premium Scheme
Appeals Court: No Coverage For $300,000 ‘Household Member’ Award
Grandson’s Economic Dependency on Grandma is not a “Trump Card” For Household Determination
No PIP Coverage in “Near Miss” Pedestrian Claim
Appellate Court Decision Argues a “Near Miss” Causing Injury Should Trigger No-Fault Benefits, Same as a Direct Collision Would
Dwelling on the Details: What the DOI’s New Advisory on ADUs Means for Your Agency
The new law on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) took effect in February 2025
