Key Takeaways: Massachusetts auto policies have 12 parts; only Parts 1–4 are compulsory These compulsory parts provide minimal coverage in the event you are responsible for the medical costs and pain and suffering of someone injured in a car accident, including limited coverage for yourself and family members You may be held financially responsible for […]
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Eric J. Parker Inducted into Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Hall of Fame
Parker Scheer is proud to announce that Firm Co-Founder and Senior Partner Eric J. Parker was inducted into the Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Hall of Fame at today’s awards luncheon in Boston. The Hall of Fame recognizes Massachusetts lawyers who have practiced for 30 years or more and who have demonstrated exceptional professional achievement and service. […]
How Mandatory Arbitration Clauses Strip Your Rights
In the past few years, have you: Purchased a new car? Upgraded your cell phone plan? Used a ride share? Made an online purchase? Placed a loved one in a nursing home? Filled out the warranty for your child’s football or bike helmet? Opened a brokerage or bank account? Bought home, health, or car insurance? […]
Parker Scheer Attorneys Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America© 2026
Boston personal injury law firm Parker Scheer LLP announces that thwo of its attorneys were recognized for legal excellence in the 2026 edition of the Best Lawyers in America®. Co-founding Partner Eric J. Parker was recognized in the Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs and Product Liability Litigation – Plaintiffs practice areas. Managing Partner Susan M. […]
Governor Healey Implements New Regulations for Assisted Living Residences After Fall River Fire Tragedy: Has Anything Changed?
During the early morning hours of Monday, July 14, Gabriel House, an assisted living residence (ALR) in Fall River, Massachusetts, caught fire. The cause of the blaze appears to have been attributable to either improperly disposed of smoking materials, or a malfunction with an oxygen machine. Such a tragedy could likely have been avoided in […]
