NOT GUILTY
Com v. N.P. (West Roxbury Dist. Ct.) Primary Charge: Identity Theft Jury Trial Verdict: NOT GUILTY
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Boston Personal Injury Lawyer - Seeking Full & Fair Compensation
We help clients at critical times in their lives. Whether you’ve been injured or lost a family member due to the actions or negligence of someone else, or if you’ve been arrested, we will be there for you.
No one asks to be injured or to suffer the wrongful death of a loved one. But when injuries or a death occur, those impacted deserve full and fair compensation. Not one penny less.
As a Boston injury lawyer, I understand the impact that injuries have in the lives of clients – both significant injuries and wrongful death, as well as injuries that are much less severe. Even less severe injuries can lead to debilitating pain and suffering and can significantly impact a person’s ability to work for a long time after the injury occurs.
OUR CRIMINAL DEFENSE REPRESENTATION
As with personal injury cases, we also fight for justice on behalf of those charged with a crime. Even if you’ve been arrested, you are legally innocent. My job is to protect your rights and fight aggressively for the best result in your case.
With more than 20 years of experience, I invite you to call our firm to learn how we can help.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
By submitting this form, Lowney Law, LLC will take no action to protect your interests. Submission of this form does not establish an attorney-client privilege. Please do not submit any confidential information.
Protecting the Rights of Injury Victims
Serious accidents can be traumatic and devastating situations for everyone involved, including the victim and his or her loved ones. As a Boston personal injury law firm, we have settled and litigated countless personal injury claims, including those arising from motor vehicle collisions, slip and falls, dog bites, and other circumstances.
If you’ve been injured, please call us at (617) 364-8000 for a free case evaluation.
How are damages determined in an injury case?
Damages in an injury case include economic damages (medical expenses, damaged vehicles, lost wages, etc.), and non-economic damages (such as pain and suffering). The greater and more severe these damages are, the greater the compensation required.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Massachusetts?
The time limit will vary from 2-3 years from the date of injury, depending upon the circumstances of your case and whether a municipality is involved. If you’ve been injured, you’ll want to contact the best Boston injury lawyer for you as soon as possible, not only to ensure that your case is timely filed, but also so that an accident scene investigation can be conducted before circumstances change.
How Long Do Car Crash Cases Take in Massachusetts?
Car crash cases can take anywhere from a few months to several years, depending upon the defendants and insurance companies involved, the severity of the injuries, and whether the case goes to trial.
How is Pain and Suffering Determined in an Injury Case?
At trial, jurors must put a dollar amount on the physical and psychological pain that a person has suffered. They often asking themselves what dollar amount that they believe to be reasonable if the same injuries happened to them. We can help you determine what’s reasonable for your case.
What is Required to Prove Negligence in Massachusetts?
To prove negligence in Massachusetts, an injury victim must show that the defendant owed a duty to the plaintiff, that the defendant breached that duty, and that the breach caused injury to the plaintiff. As an experienced personal injury attorney, Timothy Lowney can assess the facts of your case and explain whether these factors may be satisfied.
Boston Criminal Defense Lawyer - Fighting for Client Rights
If you’ve been arrested, your best course of action will be to seek the immediate representation of a top Boston criminal defense attorney. Having represented hundreds of clients charged with crimes, our firm can help.
In the interim, it’s critical to exercise your right against self-incrimination by not speaking to the police or anyone about your case other than your attorney. And don’t post information about your case on social media, as your posts can be used against you.
Do first time OUI convictions usually result in jail time in Massachusetts?
In Massachusetts, first time OUI convictions typically do not result in jail time without other extenuating circumstances, such as a fatality. However, OUI convictions potentially can result in steep fines, license suspension, and other penalties, and a conviction may be required to be disclosed in a job application.
Why is it important to retain a top criminal defense attorney soon after an arrest?
If you’ve been arrested, you need a lawyer on your side to begin protecting your rights – now. If retained, I will be your voice against the prosecution, and can challenge them at every step – including seeking to prevent evidence from being used that was obtained illegally. I will work tirelessly in seeking the best outcome possible for your case.
Is it OK to talk to the police if I’ve been arrested but I’m not guilty?
No. If you’ve been arrested, the police are highly unlikely to just let you go, no matter what you might say. As a result, it’s best to tell them that you want a lawyer and that you don’t want to answer any questions without your lawyer present. As a Boston defense attorney, I can then act on your behalf.
Can the police lie in an interrogation?
Yes. Police officers are often trained to lie in interrogations to obtain the best outcome. If an officer suspects you of committing a crime, they may tell you that they have evidence against you that they do not actually have. They might also tell you that if you just admit guilt now, it will be easier for you. Your best option will be to remain silent and ask for an attorney.
Case Settlements & Results
NOT GUILTY
Com v. P.L. (Dedham Dist. Ct.) Primary Charge: Indecent Assault & Battery Jury Trial Verdict: NOT GUILTY
CASE DISMISSED
Com v. K.B. (Boston Municipal Court) Primary Charge: Illegal Firearm Possession Motion: SUPPRESSION ALLOWED (Case Dismissed)
NOT GUILTY
Com v. A.M. (West Roxbury District Court) Primary Charge: Assault & Battery w/Dangerous Weapon Bench Trial Verdict: NOT GUILTY
NOT GUILTY
Com v. R.D. (Dorchester District Court) Primary Charges: OUI-Subsequent Offense, Reckless Operation of Motor Vehicle Bench Trial Verdict: NOT GUILTY
NOT GUILTY
Com v. A.D. (Dorchester District Court) Primary Charge: Assault & Battery w/Dangerous Weapon, Intimidating A Witness Jury Trial Verdict: NOT…
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Personal Injury Case W.N. v. ARBELLA INSURANCE
$100,000
Personal Injury Case D.J. v. LIBERTY MUTUAL
$100,000
Personal Injury Case K.S. v. AMICA INSURANCE COMPANY
$199,000
Personal Injury Case D.C. v. ONE BEACON INSURANCE
Client Testimonials & Peer Reviews
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By submitting this form, Lowney Law, LLC will take no action to protect your interests. Submission of this form does not establish an attorney-client privilege. Please do not submit any confidential information.
