Lane Splitting, Filtering, and Motorcycle Rights in Hyannis: What Riders Need to Know
If you ride a motorcycle anywhere in New England, you have probably had a conversation about lane splitting. Some riders do it. Some do not. A lot of riders are genuinely unsure whether it is legal in Massachusetts or what happens to their injury claim if they were...
Hurt in an Uber or Lyft on Hyannis? Your Injury Claim Works Differently Than You Think
Cape Cod summers bring an enormous volume of rideshare traffic. People use Uber and Lyft to get to and from the Hyannis ferry docks, to hop between restaurants on Main Street without parking headaches, and to get home safely after a night out. During peak season,...
The Personal Injury Timeline: What Actually Happens Between Your Accident in Plymouth and Your Settlement
People who have never been through a personal injury case tend to picture it one of two ways. Either they think it wraps up in a few weeks once the at-fault driver admits what happened, or they picture years of courtroom drama. Neither version matches reality for most...
Why Worcester Motorcyclists Are at Higher Risk This Summer and What to Do If You’re Hurt
There is a well-known term in traffic safety circles called the “100 deadliest days.” It refers to the stretch of time between Memorial Day and Labor Day, when motorcycle fatalities across the United States spike sharply. More riders are out. More tourists...
Motorcycle Lane Positioning and Massachusetts Law: What Riders Need to Know Before and After an Accident
One of the more nuanced areas of motorcycle accident law involves how riders use their lane and how that positioning gets interpreted after a crash. Motorcycle riders are entitled to the full use of their lane under Massachusetts law, just like any other vehicle. But...
Everyone Assumes Rear-End Accidents in Plymouth Are Simple. They Are Not Always
Rear-end accidents carry a common assumption: the driver in the back is always at fault. It sounds like common sense. If you hit the car in front of you, you were following too closely or not paying attention. Open and shut. Many accident victims assume this means...
Five Seconds Is All It Takes: What Worcester Car Accident Victims Need to Know Right Now
Five seconds. That is the average amount of time a driver’s eyes leave the road when they glance at a phone. At highway speed, five seconds is long enough to travel the full length of a football field without seeing anything in front of you. If you were hurt in...
When the Other Driver Has No Insurance: What Worcester Accident Victims Can Actually Do
It is one of the most deflating things to hear after a car accident in Worcester. You got hurt. The other driver was clearly at fault. And then you find out they have no insurance, or their coverage lapsed, or they gave you a policy number that turns out to be...
How Pain and Suffering Damages Are Actually Calculated in Plymouth (It Is Not a Simple Formula)
One of the most searched questions people have after a car accident is some version of “how much is my pain and suffering worth?” It is a completely reasonable thing to want to know. And the honest answer is more nuanced than most online articles let on....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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