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Pedestrian Accidents Happen: Let a New Bedford Lawyer Help

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Every year, over 60, 00 pedestrian and vehicle-related accidents occur across the nation — many of which happen here in Massachusetts. As we approach further into the fall season, the sun will continue to rise later and set earlier, meaning driver visibility will be at a minimum.

How to Stay Visible

For pedestrians and cyclists, it’s important to wear bright clothing after sunset, and cyclists should always have a rear and front light to notify cars of your whereabouts. Heading out for an after sunset walk with your dog or loved one? Bring a flashlight! There are so many products out there these days that are lightweight, weather resistant and affordable — and these little lights can end up saving your life.

What to do in the event of an accident

At the Law Office of Gray & Associates, P.C., our experience in personal injury law in New Bedford and surrounding areas means you’ll never be left alone to deal with the legal battle that might ensue after an accident. Personal injury is not something to be taken lightly, which is why our office will fight for the appropriate compensation you will need for medical expenses, work compensation, and other expenses.

Have you or someone you know in the area ever been involved in a pedestrian accident? Contact our New Bedford personal injury attorneys today for a free half hour consultation.

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COVID-19: A Message To Our Clients

Dear Colleagues and Clients,

We are following the recommendations of both federal and state government officials and we are following the Court’s COVID-19 response and recommendations for all court appearances. We are practicing social distancing measures to try to reduce the spread of COVID-19. To further these efforts, Law Office of Gray Law, P.C. has shifted to remote operations until further notice. While we are working with a more limited staff, we do have considerable technological capabilities in place to minimize any disruption of legal services. We hope our efforts will protect clients, staff, and the community. At this time, we will be regularly communicating with clients and colleagues primarily, via electronic communication and telephone conferences, and our meetings will take place virtually. Please notify us of any changes to your contact information and check your email regularly.

We hope that you stay safe and we thank you in advance for your patience and cooperation.

Best regards,
Lisa Gray, Owner