If you’ve been injured in Revere, Massachusetts, you deserve a lawyer who understands your community and will fight aggressively to protect your rights. Attorney Chris Earley and the team at Earley Law Group Injury Lawyers proudly represent Revere residents hurt due to negligence, helping them secure the compensation they need to heal and move forward.

As an experienced Revere personal injury lawyer, Chris Earley assists clients injured in car accidents, slip-and-falls, construction incidents, and other preventable accidents. We provide compassionate guidance, strong advocacy, and clear communication throughout your case.

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Why Revere Clients Choose the Earley Law Group

Local Knowledge That Makes a Difference

We know Revere, from Revere Beach, Broadway, Beachmont, and Shirley Avenue to West Revere, Oak Island, and Revere Street. Our local insight allows us to investigate accidents effectively and build strong, persuasive claims.

No Fee Unless We Win

We work entirely on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing up front — we only get paid if we win your case.

We Handle the Insurance Companies

Insurance companies often attempt to minimize or deny claims. We take over all communication, gather evidence, and document your injuries and financial losses to ensure your case is valued fairly.

Clear and Consistent Communication

When you contact our office, you speak directly with our legal team — not automated systems. We keep you informed every step of the way.

What You Can Recover

Victims of personal injury in Revere may be entitled to compensation for:

Medical expenses – ER visits, surgery, rehabilitation, medication
Lost income – wages missed and reduced future earning capacity
Pain and suffering – physical pain, emotional distress, trauma
Property damage – vehicle repairs or replacement
Future costs – ongoing treatment, therapy, in-home care

We calculate the full value of your damages using medical evidence, expert analysis, and financial records.

What To Do After an Injury in Revere

Seek medical help immediately – visit Revere Health Center, Mass General Brigham, or a nearby hospital.
Report the accident – notify the property owner, employer, or the Revere Police Department.
Gather evidence – photos, witness info, medical records, reports.
Do not speak with insurance companies – let your attorney handle communications.
Contact a Revere personal injury lawyer – early involvement protects your rights.

Why Hiring a Revere Personal Injury Attorney Matters

A local Revere attorney understands the community, roadways, courts, and insurance dynamics. Earley Law Group Injury Lawyers has represented many Revere residents injured in preventable accidents, helping them obtain full and fair compensation.

We fight for your justice, financial stability, and peace of mind.

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Our Services

We handle all major personal injury cases in Revere, including:

Car Accidents – Collisions, rear-end crashes, and hit-and-run incidents.
Truck Accidents – Serious injuries involving commercial or delivery vehicles.
Motorcycle Accidents – Protecting riders hurt by negligent drivers.
Pedestrian Accidents – Crosswalk and sidewalk injuries caused by careless motorists.
Bicycle Accidents – “Dooring,” unsafe lane changes, and reckless driving.
Slip, Trip & Fall – Injuries due to wet floors, snow, or uneven pavement.
Premises Liability – Dangerous property conditions such as poor lighting or unsafe stairs.
Dog Bites – Massachusetts law holds owners responsible for dog attacks.
Construction Accidents – Injuries at job sites due to third-party negligence.
Wrongful Death – Legal support for families seeking justice after a fatal accident.

Each case receives personalized attention and a tailored legal strategy.

Key Massachusetts Personal Injury Laws

In Massachusetts, you generally have three years from the date of injury to file a personal injury claim. Cases involving public property or government entities may have shorter deadlines, making quick action critical.

The state follows a modified comparative negligence rule, which means you can recover damages if you are 50% or less at fault.