Massachusetts Car/Pedestrian Cases – Lawyer Fees

No Compensation, No Fee

Pedestrian Deaths Hit 30-Year High In Massachusetts, if you’ve been hurt as a pedestrian as the result of being struck by a car, you don’t pay an auto accident lawyer anything unless the lawyer gets you compensation for your pain and suffering.

Generally, in Massachusetts, an auto accident attorney’s fee is 1/3 of what you recover from the insurance company or the at-fault party. If you don’t recover anything, you don’t pay the auto accident lawyer anything.

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If you or a family member has been hurt in an car accident as the result of someone’s negligence, contact a Massachusetts auto accident lawyer at Mazow|McCullough, PC for your free consultation.

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