Posts in January, 2020

Jan 22 Bicyclists Often Ride Past Red Light Intersections

More than half of the 865,000 bicycle riders who commute to work every day in the United States cycle through red light ...

Jan 19 A New Direction for Recreational Use Statute?

A recent Appeals Court decision suggests that the court may be taking a closer look at the Massachusetts Recreational Use State, ...

Jan 10 A Good Day for Common Sense

In a decision that makes perfect sense to anyone practicing in the area, the Supreme Judicial Court yesterday refused to use a ...

Jan 10 Beyond the Boundaries of Ethics Research: The Support Study

A study designed to identify the safest oxygen levels for premature babies is under heavy fire for causing high levels of ...

Jan 09 Hiding Behind “Systems Failures”

The recent debacle at Cooley Dickenson Hospital in Northampton, which has involved the deaths of at least one mother and two ...

Jan 08 Doctors Firing Back

A recent article in The Boston Globe spotlighted a growing problem for patients: doctors suing them for publishing unfavorable ...