Every firm here is checked for active licensure, clean disciplinary history and verified case results, and compared against the other personal injury firms in Boston, not against a national average.
Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers works from One International Place and names 21 people. It is one of the few firms in this market that publishes a fee statement as well as a contingency promise, and it publishes every trust page pillar D looks for.
Sweeney Merrigan works from Summer Street in Fort Point and names 18 people. Its own description claims more than $250 million recovered, which is the firm's figure and not one this directory has confirmed, so no amount appears on this profile.
Jason Stone Injury Lawyers holds five verified offices around Greater Boston, the most of any firm in this ranking, and names 32 people. Contingency fees, a free consultation and a 24 hour line, published.
The Law Offices of Mark E. Salomone hold twelve verified listings across Massachusetts, from Springfield to Boston, which is the widest footprint of any firm in this ranking.
The Earley Law Group works from School Street opposite the Old City Hall, names 17 people and answers the fee question on its own FAQ: nothing up front, and a contingency fee afterwards.
Breakstone, White & Gluck works from Center Plaza behind City Hall and names its three partners, which is the whole firm. It publishes every trust page pillar D looks for.
DiBella Law works from Massachusetts Avenue in the South End with two further offices, and names twelve people including three DiBellas. A free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish, published.
The Law Office of John J. Sheehan works from Tremont Street and names three people. Contingency fees, a free consultation and a 24 hour line, published in English and Spanish.
Altman Nussbaum Shunnarah works from School Street and Newton and names 25 people, among them Alexander Shunnarah and Larry Nussbaum. Its own structured data gives Boston as its address, and its marketing describes a practice that has recovered more than a billion dollars across the country, a figure this directory has not confirmed and does not repeat.
Brooks Law Firm works from High Street in Medford with two further offices, and names 56 people, the largest roster in this ranking. It publishes in English, Spanish and Portuguese, which matches the market it serves: Medford, Everett and Malden are among the most Brazilian and Central American parts of Greater Boston.
Spada Law Group works from Everett Avenue in Chelsea, with offices in Lawrence and Newburyport, and names three attorneys. It publishes in Spanish, and it is one of the few firms here with a fee statement rather than only a promise.
The Mass Injury Group works from Broad Street in the financial district and names 14 people. Its own description of its practice reaches past injury into workers' compensation and Social Security claims.
Michael Kelly Injury Lawyers works from Atlantic Avenue in the North End and says so plainly: that is its main office, and it lists further locations in Cambridge, Revere, Waltham, Arlington, Salem and Natick. Thirty people named, contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish.
Parker Scheer works from Center Plaza and names twelve people, including both partners in its name. It publishes every trust page pillar D looks for.
Foti Law works from Pleasant Street in Malden and names two attorneys. Contingency fees, a free consultation and a 24 hour line, published, with every trust page pillar D looks for.
Feinberg & Alban works from Center Plaza with two further offices and names six people, among them two Albans and two Feinbergs. It says a client pays no legal fees unless the case is settled or won.
Dolan Connly works from Redfield Street in Dorchester with a second office in Pembroke, and names six attorneys. Its practice runs past injury into real estate, estate planning and dispute resolution.
Altman & Altman has worked from Cambridge since the 1960s, with offices on State Street in Boston and in Needham, and names nine attorneys including two Altmans. Contingency fees, a free consultation, a 24 hour line and pages in Spanish.
Colucci, Colucci & Marcus works from Adams Street in Milton with a second office, and names four attorneys, two of them Coluccis. Contingency fees and a free consultation, published, with every trust page pillar D looks for.
Joel H. Schwartz has practised from Washington Mall for what its own site calls more than 60 years, across offices in Boston, Brockton and Framingham, and names four attorneys.
Dane Shulman Associates works from Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan and names five attorneys. It handles injury cases on a contingency basis and says a first conversation costs nothing.
The Rights Protection Law Group describes itself as a consumer protection firm based in Boston and serving seven states, and it publishes an injury practice page alongside that work. It is on State Street, in the financial district.
Fiorentino Legal works from Furnace Brook Parkway in Quincy and publishes both injury and criminal defence work, with a contingency fee, a free consultation and a 24 hour line.
The Law Office of William J. Barabino works from High Street in Medford and is one attorney, who publishes as much about criminal defence as about injury work.
Schulze Law works from Pier 4 Boulevard in the Seaport, names two attorneys and publishes in Spanish, with a 24 hour line.
The Martino Law Group works from Main Street in Melrose and names ten people. Melrose is seven miles north of the city and inside this market's postal boundary.
Fitzpatrick & Associates works from Grandview Road in Braintree and publishes free consultations with no fees unless it wins.
Iannella and Mummolo works from Chestnut Street in Newton and names four attorneys. Its site is the fastest in this market by a distance, and the only one here that passes Core Web Vitals outright.
Firms marked under review have had some pillars measured and are waiting on checks the others need: licensure against the Massachusetts attorney registry and outcomes against court records. A profile says which is which on every row.