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Years of Experience Established 1995
Telephone Answered 24/7
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Coverage Statewide Massachusetts
Practice Areas

What we handle in Massachusetts

Eighteen Massachusetts practice areas, one list. Injury matters are accepted on contingency; DUI, criminal, divorce, family law, real estate, bankruptcy, and immigration are billed on a fixed-fee or hourly basis. Click any area for the rule, the controlling authority, and the procedure for engaging counsel.

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How It Works

From question to attorney, in three steps

  1. 01

    Ask any Massachusetts legal question

    Type your question into the search box. The AI extension responds in seconds with the controlling Massachusetts authority and a plain-English answer.

  2. 02

    Get the rule and the next step

    Every answer cites the Massachusetts statute or case it relies on, and explains what to do next, including whether you should call us.

  3. 03

    Telephone the firm if you need an attorney

    (617) JIM-WINS is answered 24/7 by AI intake. An attorney follows up directly. The first telephone consultation with the firm is offered without charge.

Sample Inquiries

The kind of question the AI answers

Illustrative entries showing the form a response takes, composed against the same Massachusetts authorities the AI uses for live reader inquiries. These are samples, not actual reader submissions.

  1. No. 01 Auto Accidents →

    Q.I was rear-ended in Quincy. The other driver has insurance but my own carrier wants me to use my PIP first. Why?

    A.

    Massachusetts is a no-fault auto state. Your own Personal Injury Protection coverage pays the first $8,000 of medical bills regardless of fault. To then sue the at-fault driver for pain and suffering, you generally must clear a $2,000 medical-bill threshold or have a permanent injury, disfigurement, or fracture.

    Authority: M.G.L. c. 90 § 34M

  2. No. 02 Slip and Fall →

    Q.I slipped on ice in a CVS parking lot in Worcester. They are saying it was a natural accumulation and they have no duty. Is that right?

    A.

    No. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court abolished the natural-accumulation rule in Papadopoulos v. Target. Property owners owe a reasonable-care duty for snow and ice the same as for any other hazard.

    Authority: Papadopoulos v. Target (2010)

  3. No. 03 Workers Compensation →

    Q.I hurt my back lifting a pallet at work in Brockton. My employer is telling me to file under workers comp instead of suing them. Do I have a choice?

    A.

    For an injury caused by ordinary negligence in the course of employment, you generally cannot sue your employer in tort. Workers compensation is the exclusive remedy. But a separate third-party suit may exist against an equipment maker or sub-contractor.

    Authority: M.G.L. c. 152 § 24

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Local Coverage

Massachusetts, city by city

Every Massachusetts city sub-page localizes the rule and names the relevant courthouses, so the answer reads for where you actually live.

All 16 areas × 25 Massachusetts cities →

About this site

A working manual of Massachusetts law, plus an AI that answers in seconds.

Jimmy Knows A! is the public reference site of Jim Glaser Law, a Massachusetts personal injury and consumer protection practice founded by Jim Glaser, Esq., admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 1995. Every entry on this site is written for ordinary readers (not lawyers) and grounded in Massachusetts statutes, case law, and the practical experience of representing injured Massachusetts residents for three decades.

The Ask the AI feature answers Massachusetts legal questions in plain English, drawing on those same authorities. The AI is locked to Massachusetts law and screened by a server-side validator before any answer reaches you. When a question becomes case-specific, the AI pivots toward a free first telephone consultation with the firm at (617) JIM-WINS, available 24 hours a day.

Coverage spans 18 practice areas across all 25 major Massachusetts cities. Every page identifies the responsible attorney by name as required by Mass. R. Prof. C. 7.2. Injury matters are accepted on contingency; DUI, criminal, divorce, family law, real estate, bankruptcy, and immigration are billed on a fixed-fee or hourly basis.

Information, never legal advice. The first telephone consultation is offered without charge. The intake line is answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.