About Christopher Earley — Personal Injury Boston Massachusetts
Christopher Earley is a personal injury Boston attorney and founder of Earley Law Group. He has represented injury victims for more than 20 years. His practice focuses on crashes, slip and falls, and workers’ compensation. Because he handles only injury work, he knows these cases deeply. He also takes bicycle accident and traumatic brain injury claims. Earley built the firm on communication, compassion, and steady advocacy. You can compare other firms in our personal injury directory. He is also an author and host of The Earley Show podcast. Each case gets personal attention and clear updates. Consultations are free and available 24/7.
What Clients Say
Clients describe quick responses and clear communication. Reviewers note compassion during a hard time. People mention strong, fair results. Many cite hundreds of five-star reviews as proof. The personal, attentive approach stands out.
Personal Injury Boston — Practice Areas & Services
- Motor vehicle accident claims in Suffolk County
- Slip and fall and premises liability cases
- Workers’ compensation for injured Massachusetts workers
- Bicycle accident and traumatic brain injury claims
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file an injury claim in Boston?
Massachusetts sets a three-year limit for most injury claims. The clock usually starts on the accident date. Acting early protects your rights and evidence.
What will a Boston injury lawyer charge?
Injury firms typically work on contingency. You pay nothing unless they recover money for you. The fee percentage is agreed to in writing.
Where are Boston injury lawsuits heard?
Larger claims go to the Suffolk County Superior Court at the Brooke Courthouse. Smaller claims may go to the Boston Municipal Court. A Boston attorney knows both venues.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Boston, Massachusetts
- Road deaths: Massachusetts recorded 357 traffic fatalities in 2024, up from 328 in 2023 — MassDOT Crash Data Portal
- Crash volume: Nearly 100,000 crashes were reported statewide in 2024 — MassDOT
- Serious injuries: Massachusetts logged 2,323 serious-injury crashes in 2024 — MassDOT


