There are very limited circumstances in which an injury victim may successfully appeal a personal injury verdict. If at trial, the jury awards a defense verdict, that means you will not receive any compensation for your case. Unless there was an error at trial committed by the judge, then there will be very little likelihood […]
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We do not collect a legal fee unless we recover compensation for you. That is called a contingency fee.
Yes. And you don’t even need a reason. This applies to all personal injury and workers’ compensation cases. The reason is because the attorney/client relationship is a contractual one. It is an agreement for services. But no party is ever required to stay in a contract. Therefore, the client can exit the contract at any time. The […]
Lawyers are strictly mandated by the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct to provide a client with a copy of her file upon request. If the lawyer refuses to provide the file, then that may give rise to an ethical violation that may subject the attorney to discipline.
This is a common question we get asked at our law office. Most lawyers place in their contingency fee agreements a paragraph regarding their rights in the event they are fired by the client. Generally, the attorney is allowed to collect quantum merit, or compensation for the reasonable value of the services he performed up […]
Everyone at Earley Law will treat you with utmost respect from the moment you call us up to — and beyond — your case being resolved. As our client, we never forget that you are trusting us with a critical moment in your life, so we want you to be comfortable throughout.
We keep you informed about your injury case at every step. This includes telling you what you need — not want — to hear in order to make the best decisions. And, because both your time and your case are valuable, we make sure you never have to wait more than 24 hours for a […]
Our law firm knows better than to take lowball offers from insurers. So, we spare no expense or work hours to build a compelling argument. This includes recovering key evidence, hiring the best experts to support your case, and evaluating all of your present and future injury-related expenses.
No accident victim should forego legal help because they’re worried about the cost of hiring an attorney. At Earley Law, we represent clients without any upfront attorney fees. You owe us nothing unless we get a settlement or verdict on your behalf. Simply stated, if we don’t win, you don’t pay.