What Your Personal Injury Lawyer Is Actually Doing Between Your Accident and Your Settlement in Worcester
One of the most common frustrations people share when talking about their personal injury cases is a feeling of being left in the dark. Weeks go by. Sometimes months. The phone does not ring. You are still dealing with pain, doctor visits, and bills, and you find...
Hurt at a Cookout or Backyard Party in Worcester? Your Host’s Homeowner’s Insurance May Cover Your Injuries
This is one of the most uncomfortable topics in personal injury law, and it is also one that people search for constantly during the summer. You were at a friend’s cookout, a neighbor’s Fourth of July party, a family member’s graduation celebration....
Tripped on a Cracked Sidewalk in New Bedford? Suing the City Is Harder Than You Think, But It Is Possible
Summer walking in New Bedford puts a lot of foot traffic on the city’s sidewalks. People are out in the downtown, along the waterfront, in the neighborhoods, heading to restaurants and events and parks. And New Bedford, like virtually every older city in...
The Injury Nobody Talks About: PTSD and Emotional Trauma After a Car Accident in New Bedford
Physical injuries are easy to point to. A broken bone shows up on an X-ray. A laceration leaves a visible scar. A damaged disc appears in an MRI. These are injuries that feel real in a legal sense because they can be seen and measured. What does not get nearly as much...
You Were Just a Passenger: What Happens When Your Lyft or Uber Gets Rear-Ended in Worcester
Picture this. You ordered a Lyft on a Friday evening in Worcester. You got in, buckled up, and were scrolling on your phone when the car jolted forward violently. Another driver had rear-ended you at a red light on Main Street. Your neck snapped back. Your head hit...
That Headache After Your Car Accident Might Be More Than a Headache
After a car accident, most people focus on visible injuries. A cut, a bruised arm, a painful knee. What does not get enough attention is what may be happening inside the skull. Traumatic brain injury, commonly called TBI, is one of the most common and most...
What You Should Never Say After an Accident in Worcester (And What to Do Instead)
The moments right after an accident are disorienting. Your heart is pounding. You are trying to assess whether you are hurt, whether the other person is hurt, whether anyone else was involved. Your mind is moving fast and your body is flooded with adrenaline. In that...
Your Car Got Totaled in New Bedford. Here Is What Happens Next and What Most People Get Wrong
Getting into a serious accident is bad enough. Finding out your car has been declared a total loss adds a whole other layer of stress to an already difficult situation. And for most people, the property damage side of an accident claim, the part involving their actual...
The Insurance Adjuster’s Phone Call After Your Accident Is Not What It Sounds Like
The call comes quickly after an accident. Sometimes within 24 hours. The adjuster introduces themselves, expresses some sympathy about what you have been through, and then asks if you would be willing to give a recorded statement so they can document what happened and...About Kevin
My name is Kevin P. Landry, and I am a personal injury attorney. I help people who are hurting, suffering or being taken advantage of. I also help families through unexpected deaths, and other traumatic events.
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