
Centerville, MA (August 21, 2026) – A four-car collision closed a section of Route 28 near a Mobil station and the local fire station in Centerville on Friday, August 21.
The Centerville Fire and emergency units responded to the site and worked to clear the roadway. The full extent of the injuries has not been released.
Officials continue to investigate.
We hope everyone involved has a full recovery.
When multiple vehicles are involved in a single collision, determining fault becomes more complicated than in a typical two-car crash, since each driver's actions can affect how liability gets distributed among everyone involved.
Massachusetts follows a modified comparative negligence rule, which means an injured person can recover damages as long as they're found 50% or less at fault, but with multiple cars involved, insurers usually dispute how that percentage should be divided.
People involved in multi-car pileups can experience whiplash, fractures, or head injuries, particularly if their vehicle was struck more than once during the chain-reaction. When injuries come from a secondary or tertiary impact can sometimes be harder to pinpoint, so medical documentation that ties specific injuries to specific moments in the collision becomes especially important.
Insurance companies that handle these accidents have competing interests, since each insurer is trying to minimize its own driver's share of responsibility. A car accident lawyer can work to obtain the police report, gather statements from all drivers and witnesses, and piece together the sequence of impacts before an insurer's version of events becomes the default narrative.
Our team at Fiorentino Legal, P.C. has handled cases involving this kind of tangled liability before. If you were one involved in one, it may help to have someone review the sequence of events on your behalf.
You can reach Attorney Christopher Fiorentino of Fiorentino Legal, P.C. at (617) 990-2568 to go over what happened. We can review your case and explain to you how to protect your position before insurers settle on their own version of events.
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