Kristen LaBrie, 38, of Salem, MA was found guilty of attempted murder and a number of other charges by a Lawrence Superior Court jury earlier this week for the death of her 9-year-old son in 2009.
LaBrie was the former wife of Eric Fraser, who was killed in a November 2009 Massachusetts motorcycle accident.
The [...]
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, Inc. (SMRI) publicly announced last week that the word mark STURGIS has received a Federal Trademark Registration in association with Sturgis Rally goods and services, according to Motorcycle USA. SMRI is the owner of the portfolio for Trademarks and Service Marks for the renowned Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
John Johnson, one [...]
Last week, an article came out with promising news that just might make the roadways a much safer place. It has been announced that a research and development company, QinetiQ, of Waltham, Massachusetts, is currently working on equipment for cars that will be able to sense alcohol on the breath or through the skin of [...]
Some good news surfaced last month for Massachusetts motorcyclists when a number of insurance companies were found to have significantly overcharged bikers for coverage.
In the article, Attorney General Martha Coakley stated that a settlement of $12.1 million will be distributed among motorcyclists from five insurance companies in the state after her office investigated and found [...]
Robert Blais was allegedly driving drunk when he had a motorcycle accident near Routes 101 and 114 in Bedford, NH.
A new Massachusetts motorcycle law, “Ryan’s Bill”, will now require teenage motorcyclists (ages 16 – 18) to take safety course before applying for a junior operator’s license.
The CPSC and Kawasaki Motors Corp. USA are recalling off-road Kawasaki 2010 KLX110 motorcycles due to injury hazards.
After 107 years, Harley-Davidson may move its manufacturing from Milwaukee if it can’t bring labor costs down
Justin Dilks of Quincy, Mass. was killed in a motorcycle accident in Bridgton, Maine.
Guns N’ Roses to perform at Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota.
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