Car Accidents

Maximizing The Amount You Collect Following A Motor Vehicle Accident

If you are seriously injured in a car accident, you should receive full compensation for the medical costs required to treat your injuries, any lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. You have already been injured physically; you should not have to suffer financially as well. At SmithMcNeill PC in Boston, we advocate aggressively for injured parties who find themselves in a dispute with a third-party insurance provider or with their own insurance company. Our objective in these cases is to put more money in your pocket than you would recover on your own, even after our attorney fees are paid. And remember, you only pay attorney fees if we obtain a recovery for you, either through a negotiated settlement or a court judgment.

Our Car Accidents Lawyer Puts More Money In Your Pocket

Colin Smith has been teaching and practicing law in Greater Boston for more than 25 years. As a result, he has established the types of resources that help create strong personal injury cases. Whether your case calls for highly regarded medical professionals who will testify on your behalf, or a vehicle salvage company that can deliver a wrecked car directly outside the window while a settlement is being hammered out, Colin has built professional relationships that bring added value to his clients.

Time Is Critical To Preserve Important Evidence. Act Quickly.

We invite you to schedule a free consultation in which we can review the facts of your case and recommend the best course of action. It is important to reach us as soon as possible after your accident so we can preserve critical evidence that will help us win your case and maximize the amount your recover.

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