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FAQ

The law is best described as complex answers to simple questions. As experienced attorneys, we have been able to simplify the answers to many of these questions. Read through our FAQ to see answers to some of the most common questions we are asked. If you want more information on a legal matter or don’t see your question answered below, please give us a call.

  • How else can Dolan Connly help clients reduce financial loss on my property?
  • Could I be given a deficiency judgement after my property is sold at foreclosure?
  • Does my work-related injury fall under workers’ compensation?
  • What types of properties can Dolan Connly, P.C. help me sell/purchase/refinance?
  • What can Dolan Connly, P.C. do to help my case as a landlord?
  • What happens if a tenant is incorrectly evicted?
  • Do you have to lose consciousness to sustain a concussion?
  • What are the general effects of a traumatic brain injury?
  • Can I bring a claim against a property owner if I slipped and fell on ice or snow?
  • Can lighting play a factor in slip and fall cases? What if I fell in the dark?
  • Who could be held responsible when someone is hurt in a fall in a common area?
  • Can mistakes at the pharmacy fall under the medical malpractice category of personal injury cases?
  • Can bicyclists bring a claim if they are hit and injured by a car, bus or truck?
  • Does a pedestrian have to be injured while crossing the street in the crosswalk in order to file a claim?
  • Should I contact my insurance company or an attorney after an accident happens?
  • Is there insurance to cover injuries caused by dogs?
  • How does the Massachusetts dog bite law work?
  • Do you have to prove the dog was dangerous or aggressive before it hurt you?

How else can Dolan Connly help clients reduce financial loss on my property?

In addition to foreclosures, we work with banks and mortgage companies to find other methods for reducing their losses. In some cases, we help lenders and property owners come up with alternatives to foreclosure, such as workouts, modification of loan terms, short sales and other options.