News Featuring Boston Personal Injury Lawyers
Breakstone, White & Gluck, P.C.

Below is a sampling of news articles about Boston, Massachusetts personal injury attorneys, Breakstone, White & Gluck, P.C.

David White, Lawyer of the Year 2004. Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly named David White one of the Lawyers of the Year for his work on behalf of Massachusetts Lawyers and consumers.

Rising Doctors' Premiums Not Due to Lawsuit Awards, Boston Globe, June 1, 2005.
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David White to be Treasurer of the Massachusetts Bar Association. David White will serve as the Treasurer for the year beginning in September, 2005.

Defense Expert Doctor's Perjury Exposed, Defendant and Witness Ordered to Pay Sanctions
     Boston Globe Article, November 18, 2004
     Boston Herald Article, November 18, 2004
     Superior Court Judge's Decision, November 16, 2004

David White featured on CBS 60 Minutes "America's Deep Dark Secret," the story of abuse at the Fernald State School.

Marc L. Breakstone, Lawyer of the Year 2002, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Marc Breakstone was honored for his achievements in personal injury law.

Discovery Of Altered Record Leads To $10.2M PI Settlement, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (May 7, 2001)

Man sues doctor who left surgery for bank, CNN.com (Dec 6, 2002)

Massachusetts ambulance company settles $10M suit, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (May 7, 2001)

Will Rhode Island pass criminal negligence law? Associated Press (December 12, 2003)

Constitutionality of Exxon verdict questioned, NY Times (November 15, 2003)

White Comments on Muhammad Conviction, Here and Now Audio Clip (Real Player) (November 17, 2003)

Emergency, Boston Magazine Online (Nov 2002)

Mean Streets, As expectations rise, paramedics see more lawsuits, Law.com (Oct 23, 2002)

Officials propose mandatory reporting of EMS errors, Portsmouth Herald Online (Dec 18, 2001)

Going solo: What it takes to succeed in your own practice, Lawyers Journal (April 1, 2003)

Downsizing, mergers lead to professionals going solo, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (May 7, 2001)