Personal Injury Lawyers in Everett, Serving Greater Boston and the North Shore
When you’re injured and your world is turned upside down, experience matters. We fight for you and your family.
Injured in a Car Accident, Fall, or Other Incident? What Happens Next
You don’t need to know whether you have a case before you call. That’s our job. From the first phone call to your recovery, here is how it works.
Free Consultation
Call 617-387-7000 or send the form. You talk to a lawyer, not a screener. We tell you honestly whether you have a case, what it needs, and what the deadlines are. If we can’t help, we say so and point you to someone who can.
We Build Your Case
We gather the police report, medical records, and evidence before it disappears, handle every adjuster and insurance company so you never give a recorded statement alone, and keep the deadlines that can end a case.
You Recover
Settlement or trial, the goal is the full compensation Massachusetts law allows: medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. You approve every decision that matters. No fee unless we win.
A Full-Service Massachusetts Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Practice
From car crashes on Route 16 to falls on icy stairways, if someone else’s negligence hurt you or someone you love, we handle the fight so you can concentrate on recovery.
Serving Everett, Greater Boston, and the North Shore
Scalli Murphy Law represents injured people across Massachusetts from our offices in Everett, Danvers, and Medford. Whether your crash happened on the Tobin Bridge, a Boston expressway, or a side street in Malden, we know the roads, the hospitals, and the courthouses your case will run through.
We appear regularly in the district courts and in the Superior Courts of Middlesex, Suffolk, and Essex Counties. If you were hurt in Boston, our Boston personal injury lawyer page covers how city cases work, and our Areas We Serve directory lists every community we cover, from Chelsea and Revere to Lynn, Cambridge, and beyond.
If your injuries keep you home or in the hospital, we handle consultations by phone and have met clients where they are, including rehab facilities.
Why Injured People in Everett and Greater Boston Choose Scalli Murphy Law
- You talk to the attorney handling your case, not a call center. When you call Broadway, a lawyer answers your questions.
- Three real offices: Everett, Danvers, and Medford. If your injuries keep you from traveling, we come to you.
- Insurers know which firms try cases. We prepare every claim like it’s going to a jury, and it changes the offers that arrive.
- No fee unless we recover for you. No hourly bills, no retainer, and the consultation is free.
Fighting for injured people in Massachusetts for more than 30 years
537 Broadway, Everett — the same street, the whole time.
The Attorneys Handling Your Case
Small firm on purpose, but you hire all of us. The attorney you meet at the consultation is the one who works your case, returns your calls, and stands next to you in court. Behind that attorney is the whole firm: five lawyers who share what they know, talk through strategy together, and put every serious case in front of more than one set of eyes before it goes in front of an insurer or a jury.
Our Offices
Three locations north of Boston, all with free parking and same-week appointments. Evening and hospital visits available for serious injuries.
What Clients Say
“I had the pleasure of meeting Chris Murphy when I was a patient at New England Rehab in Woburn, after serious injuries to my legs. He called frequently to see how my rehab was going and to check on how I was feeling. Chris is an excellent attorney who will work hard for you to get you the best possible outcome.”
“These guys are the best. I have always used them when I have an issue and send all my friends and family.”
Massachusetts Personal Injury Questions We Hear Every Week
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost in Massachusetts?
Nothing up front. We work on contingency: the fee is a percentage of what we recover for you, and if we recover nothing, there is no fee. The consultation is free either way.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Massachusetts?
Generally three years from the date of injury, but some claims have much shorter deadlines. Snow and ice injuries require written notice within 30 days, and claims against public entities have their own rules. Call early so nothing expires.
What is my case worth?
It depends on your medical treatment, lost earnings, the strength of the liability evidence, and the insurance available. Anyone quoting a number before seeing your records is guessing. We value cases from the file, not a calculator.
The insurance company already made me an offer. Should I take it?
Not before someone reads your medical records. Early offers usually arrive before the full extent of your injuries is known, which is exactly why they come early. Have a lawyer look first; the review is free.
Massachusetts Injury Law, Explained
Plain-English guides to the questions injured people actually ask, written and reviewed by our attorneys.
What to Do After a Car Accident in Massachusetts
The first 48 hours shape your claim. The full checklist, step by step.
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How Massachusetts Car Accident Settlements Are Valued
What actually moves the number: records, liability, venue, and coverage.
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The Tactics Massachusetts Insurers Use on Injury Claims
Recorded statements, quick offers, treatment-gap arguments, and how to answer them.
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Talk to a lawyer today. No fee unless we recover for you. If your injuries keep you home or in the hospital, we handle consultations by phone and have met clients where they are.
(833) 933-HURT