• February 6, 2018

    OUI, DUI, DWI: What’s the Difference in Massachusetts?

    In Massachusetts, these abbreviations relatively refer to the same thing, operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol. However, as with most topics in the legal sphere, it is still very important to dig deeper into the question because ignorance or lack of understanding of the law is no defense. What Do OUI, DUI, and DWI Mean? DWI is driving …

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  • June 19, 2013

    Military creates brain tissue repository

    As veterans have returned from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last decade, experts have noticed a increase in the number of soldiers who have been diagnosed as having suffered a traumatic brain injury. The U.S. military recently announced that it has begun work to create a brain tissue repository to allow scientists to study samples from those …

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  • June 6, 2011

    Trench Collapses: Another Danger of Construction Work

    During summer, the increase in construction work calls for increased awareness of on-the-job construction accidents. Construction workers face the most dangerous work conditions in the U.S., with calamities ranging from scaffolding accidents and falls from heights to forklift accidents, crane accidents and building collapses. Trench collapses are another deadly form of construction site accidents. In April, a construction worker was …

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  • March 3, 2011

    Things change fast in the legal world

    Things change fast in the legal world. Every day, state legislatures and judges make hundreds of decisions that impact the way cases are prepared and presented for court. At Eden, Rafferty, Tetreau & Erlich, Attorneys at Law, we know how important it is to stay current with legal issues. We follow the legal stories that will have an impact on …

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