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Other Link: http://www.scottvictorlaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys, Drug Charges Attorneys

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10/23/2014

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Most unprofessional attorney I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. He is the reason attorneys get bad names.

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Phone: (781) 961-3000

Address: 950 N Main St, Randolph, MA 02368

Website: http://www.scottvictorlaw.com

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Criminal Defense
DUI/DWI
A. None. Different states use different terminology. Massachusetts employs the term OUI, which is an abbreviation for “operating under the influence.” Other states use either DUI, which stands for “driving under the influence” or DWI, signifying “driving while intoxicated.” They are all generically known as drunk driving.
Wrongful Death
Compensatory damages seek to place an injured person in the position in which he or she was prior to the accident, i.e., to "make them whole." A victim is entitled to those damages that fairly compensate for all loss and injuries suffered or that will be endured as a result of the accident. The victim is generally entitled to recover for reasonable expenses incurred for medical care and nursing, lost wages and impairment of earning capacity, general damages for pain and suffering, disfigurement or disability, aggravation of preexisting injury or disease, loss of enjoyment of life, loss of consortium, and wrongful death.
Sex Crimes
Misdemeanors
Attorney Victor is an aggressive attorney who represents clients charged with all types of misdemeanor and felony offenses, which include...
Drug Crimes
Assault
Homicide
Manslaughter
A. The highly controversial “Melanie’s Law” was passed by the Massachusetts legislature on October 28, 2005 and became effective as of January 3, 2006. Its purpose is to enhance the penalties and administrative sanctions for OUI offenders. The new law allows certified court records to be introduced to prove prior OUI convictions and doubles minimum mandatory sentences for motor vehicle manslaughter to 5 years in drunken driving cases. Anyone convicted of OUI with a suspended license faces a mandatory minimum 1 year incarceration.
Hit and Run
Despite Massachusetts laws requiring compulsory coverage, many people are injured or killed in accidents that result from the negligence of the operator of an uninsured automobile. U1 coverage is for the benefit the victims of uninsured motorists. An "uninsured" case may arise in several ways. One is when the auto causing the accident is stolen. Another is when the auto causing the accident is a hit-and-run vehicle or is unidentified to the extent that no one can determine who owns or is driving it. A hit-and-run vehicle only has to cause the accident and does not have to make actual physical contact with your automobile. For example, a vehicle may cross over the center of the road into the path of the victim's vehicle, which, to avoid an accident, then turns sharply and goes off the road into a tree, and the operator of the vehicle that crossed the road does not stop to provide identification. The seemingly most common uninsured cases, however, are those when the auto causing the accident does not have any insurance, such as (a) autos in Massachusetts that were never insured or registered at all; (b) autos in Massachusetts that were insured but the insurance was canceled for nonpayment of premium; (c) autos in Massachusetts that were insured but the insurer became insolvent; and (d) autos outside Massachusetts that never had insurance, e.g., from noncompulsory states like New Hampshire and Vermont.

Workers Compensation
PIP provides for payment of an injured person's medical expenses, lost wages and replacement services and generally affords coverage to (1) you, or any other person, if injured while occupying your auto with your consent, (2) you, or anyone living in your household, if injured while occupying an auto which does not have Massachusetts Compulsory Insurance or if struck by an auto which does not have Massachusetts Compulsory Insurance, or (3) any pedestrian, including you, if injured by your auto in Massachusetts or any Massachusetts resident, who, while a pedestrian, is struck by your auto outside of Massachusetts. On the other hand, PIP benefits are not payable to or for (1) motorcycle operators, motorized bicycle operators and moped operators, (2) persons who contributed to their injury by operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or while committing a felony or avoiding arrest, or specifically intending to cause injury to himself, herself or others, and (3) anyone entitled to workers' compensation benefits for the same injury.
Sexual Harassment
Offer a well-meaning compliment or touch a member of the opposite sex who happens to take offense easily, and you can be charged with sexual assault (an entirely different offense from civil sexual harassment in the workplace).

Premises Liability
The office also handles alcohol and drug-related crashes, premises liability claims (slip and falls), construction site accidents...
Property Damage
The usual rental coverage is $15 per day up to a maximum or $450. It is, however, strongly recommended that you purchase the higher available limit of $30 per day up to a maximum of $900. Rental insurance also pays for taxi rides, bus fares and other transportation expenses if a substitute automobile is not rented, but only up to the limit of the $15/$450 or $30/$900 coverage that you purchased on your policy. Finally, if the accident was not your fault and you either do not have rental coverage under your own automobile policy or you are not fully reimbursed under your own policy for your rental bill, you may be able to seek payment of the balance of your bill under the responsible party's property damage insurance coverage.

Personal Injury
Attorney Victor has been representing accident victims and clients charged by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts since 1997. During his career, he has represented thousands of criminal clients and has settled thousands of personal injury cases.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
, dog bites, animal bites, inadequate or negligent security, boating accidents, swimming pool accidents, carnival and amusement park accidents, recreational injuries...

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