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- How do I find if a tax lean was put on a certain House in Lowell in June of 2009
- buddy
from Lawrence, MA
Go to Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds website and search the person's last name in the grantor index.Go to Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds website and search the person's last name in the grantor index.
- I had a nerve stimulator put in and removed in my back back in 2000. Since the removal I have had pain and discomfort (sleeping, sitting, etc) I saw a doctor at the pain clinic and was told that the nerve stimulator was put in in the wrong place (too high up on back)which caused irreversable nerve and muscle damage. My quality of life has diminished since and I was wondering if there was a statute of limitations on malpractice? Is there anything that I can do? I feel as I will be disabled by 40 and I'm only 28.
- Brad
from Lowell, MA
You have three years from the time you knew or should have known you were the victim of medical malpractice. If you've had problems for nine years, yo » moreYou have three years from the time you knew or should have known you were the victim of medical malpractice. If you've had problems for nine years, you've probably blown the statute if limitations. You should consult an attorney. « less
- while eating a crunchy granola bar ( that I did not realize would be that crunchy), my tooth and crown broke. I now need to have the tooth pulled and get a bridge or tooth implant that will cost a few thousand dollars. can I sue the company?
- claire
from littleton, mass
There's a famous Massachusetts case in which someone swallows and chokes on a bone while eating fish chowder. They sued and lost. On appeal the Court » moreThere's a famous Massachusetts case in which someone swallows and chokes on a bone while eating fish chowder. They sued and lost. On appeal the Court said you can expect to find bones in fish chowder. You can sue, but it is unlikely you will prevail. « less
- I was on board the Southwest flight on July 13th that had the football size hold in the roof. I am still suffering problems with ear pain along with hearing loss. I have been for exams with a specialist and it has improved but she is unsure how much of my hearing will return. My ears seem to very sensitive to loud noises also. I understand that the airline inspected this plane and knew of several problems and they were not repaired after the inspection. Do I have any recourse in this matter?
- Linda
from Chelmsford, MA.
If the airline was negligent, and it sure sounds like it, you may sue them for all damages you have suffered and are likely in the future. Feel free t » moreIf the airline was negligent, and it sure sounds like it, you may sue them for all damages you have suffered and are likely in the future. Feel free to call me at 978 452 6641. « less
- I was walking out of The stop & shop in Everett
and the door sprung back and hit my baby finger .
cutting it to the bone ,, 5 stitches later .
They gave me the name of there Insures that took 3 weeks of no answering the phone ..
I sent them all the info This happened June 5th .. My Mass heath payed the med part .. But my finger's all mangled ..Still can't left a coffee pot right and it hurts
- Bruce A. Sullivan
from EVERETT, Mass
Most supermarkets are self insured for the first million dollars of risk. They defend claims vigorously. You should consult an attorney. I don't know » moreMost supermarkets are self insured for the first million dollars of risk. They defend claims vigorously. You should consult an attorney. I don't know what, if anything, was wrong with the door. « less
- Once a will is made, how often does it need to be updated
- Bev Larose
from Londonderry NH
When you want to make a change, you need to amend the will by formally( in front of witnesses) executing a codicil.When you want to make a change, you need to amend the will by formally( in front of witnesses) executing a codicil.
- Mr. Mallarios,
I have two mortgages on my home but wanted to put it in an irrevocable trust to protect me against any nursing home - can I put my home in a trust.
Jo Anne
- Anonymous
from tewksbury, ma
If you convey the title to the property to a trust , you are probably violating the terms of your mortgage contracts and the banks could demand paymen » moreIf you convey the title to the property to a trust , you are probably violating the terms of your mortgage contracts and the banks could demand payment of the indebtedness due them. « less
- I WAS HURT ON THE JOB NOV,2008 GOT WORKMAN'S COMP WHILE I WAS OUT. I WORK IN MASSACHUSETTS. WHILE TALKING TO MY COMPANY'S WORKMAN'S COMP INSURER I WAS TOLD THAT MASS. HAS A SET AMOUNT FOR CERTAIN INJURIES THAT CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE. I HAD TO HAVE MY MENISCUS IN MY KNEE REMOVED. DOCTOR AID IT IS A PERMANENT DAMAGE. IS IT TOO LATE TO CONTACT MY INSURER TO SEE ABOUT A SETTLEMENT? I STILL HAVE TROUBLE W/IT AND HAVE SOME LOSS OF FUNCTION, AND A RE-OCCURING LIMP?
- Paul
from Hudson, NH
It is not too late. You have until 10/31/2012 to file a claim with the Industrial Accident Board. For a total loss of function in your knee, you could » moreIt is not too late. You have until 10/31/2012 to file a claim with the Industrial Accident Board. For a total loss of function in your knee, you could collect approximately 35,000 dollars. Get a note from your Dr. indicating your loss of function and send it to the insurer. « less
- Hello Mr Malliaros, My question and situation are quite complicated. And I am sorry that I cannot be so brief. ....After 4.5 sucessful years on my job, more than 20 years ago, I made a mistake counting cash and accidently gave a customer too much money. I frequently handled alot of money in the course of the day. So comparitively it wasn't a lot. But it was a lot to be missing. Well I was short at the end of the day and "freaked" out. Which made everyone think I had taken the cash. I did not. Well, I was asked to leave and have regretted not standing up for myself that day since. I went back to college shortly thereafter so I was unaware of the rumors that surfaced. Well I think my employer told all the other employees I was a thief. I am not. My reputation is worth more than any amount of money. I was told by some friends that my real friends would know the truth. And that I needed to develop a thicker skin. I tried this kind of thinking but...Emotionally I have not been able to be strong and I think my reputation has been scarred. I have moved back to the area and believe people have spread rumors about me and in one case have caused me to not get a job. What do I do. I feel one person in particular is slandering me in my home town. I may be able to get proof....but I am not sure. I have seen shocked looks at my bank and at my local store where I used to work. They have not asked me to come back. I don't know what they think and I have been too afraid to ask. I am not in touch with any of my former coworkers to get confirmation. What could I do? I would like to confront this person and to go back to work....but fear the discussions behind my back. I have a feeling you'll say I need therapy. I have never discussed this with anyone. I would like to stop the spread of rumors and repair my reputation I don't know if that is possible. (For now I would like to remain anonymous if possible)
- Anonymous
from Methuen, MA
Sorry to hear about your trouble. Even if your former employer told your coworkers you were a thief, unless he or she has repeated the lie within the » moreSorry to hear about your trouble. Even if your former employer told your coworkers you were a thief, unless he or she has repeated the lie within the last three years, the statute of limitations prevents you from suing the person. Statutes of limitations exist because as time passes, memorys fade, witnesses disappear..... I suggest you confront your former boss and tell him/her you never stole a dime. « less
- I will try to make this short but it's confusing. I have had 2 back surgeries since 2005. My question is I was going to my back Dr and was getting steroid injections at different site so I could be out of some pain when I walk. He thought if I went to a non surgical Dr to have a deep injection in my SI joint it would last longer. So I went to a different Dr. who gave me some injections after the last injection he gave me for my SI. I said as it was being done. Ouch why is that hurting so much this time he then asked me if I was diabetic I said yes. about a week later that injection site was so black and blue and I had an indent in my lower back with a bone sticking out. I went to this Dr 4 times and he would never tell me what happen. I went to my back Dr and he kept saying this to me when no one was around and I have the letter. This is just part of it(On direct exam, greys43 clearly has an area of fat necrosis over the posterior superior illiac spine with the skin is pretty much adherent to the bone at that area.) As this Dr said there are 2 kinds of steroid injection one is fine for everyone and one that is not save. The Dr who gave me this letter also says in it, I always use Celestone in that area to avoid fat necrosis. I have photos of my back and my reports on visits to his office which shows how he use the Celestone a couple of time and when this happen he used the other stuff. The letter I received from my back Dr he works in the same associates as the Dr who did this to me. I lost all my fat and muscles in this area and always in pain. Be to a few Dr's for help it took me about a year before I found someone to help. This stared with The bad Dr in Feb - March 2007 Do I have a case?
- greys43
from Tyngsboro, MA
Only a medical expert could say whether a doctor was negligent. The cost for such an expert to review your medical records is significant. You probabl » moreOnly a medical expert could say whether a doctor was negligent. The cost for such an expert to review your medical records is significant. You probably have until approximately Feb of 2010 to file a lawsuit. « less
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