Being involved in an accident where you, or a family member, has been injured is a troubling and difficult time. Insurance coverage, that you have been paying for for years (and you never really understood) can sudden put you in a situation that you never thought possible. Medical bills, lost time from work and uncertainty about the future add to the trouble. You can quickly discover that your insurance carrier is more interested in limiting the amount of money they may have to pay on your claim than in assisting
you in getting the medical attention and support you need to achieve a speedy recovery. All available insurance coverages for Massachusetts drivers are set forth in the Massachusetts Automobile Insurance policy (7th edition). To find out what insurance coverage's you have in place ask your agent for a copy of the policy and for your "declarations" page. To read a CNN article of insurance company settlement practices, and to see what you are up against, click here.

Securing prompt medical attention and conducting a timely investigation of your accident are essential elements to preserving your right to fair compensation. Our office handles accident cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that we do not receive compensation for the time we spend on your case unless we are successful in recovering money on your behalf. As the evidence at an accident scene is either removed or destroyed within days of the accident we recommend that you contact our office as soon as possible after the accident so that we can undertake appropriate  action to preserve your rights. Initial conferences in accident cases are always given the highest priority and are absolutely free. Call our cell phone (617) 459-5789.

Our office can assist you in recovering compensation for lost income and disability suffered as a result on another's negligence and has the litigation capability to pursue your claim in the event that a fair settlement cannot be negotiated on your behalf.

What should I do immediately after having an accident?