The Law Offices of Alan Hildreth King and Associates

• 385 Broadway, Ste. 101, Revere, MA 02151-3049
• Main phone: (781) 284-2900

The firm focuses on helping injured people and their families pursue medical and financial compensation after an accident or wrongful death. The website describes the firm as working tirelessly to ensure clients receive the compensation they need and deserve.

Personal injury focus and areas of expertise

From the website, the firm's listed areas of expertise include:

• Motor vehicle accidents
• Personal injury
• Wrongful death
• Truck accidents
• Injuries to teens
• Chest injuries
• Neck injuries
• Workers compensation
• Burn injuries
• Dog bites
• Motorcycle accidents
• Child injuries

These headings on the site describe the types of cases the firm is prepared to handle; they do not guarantee acceptance of any specific matter.

How the firm handles a case

The homepage outlines a step-by-step approach the firm follows for injury cases:

1. Meet with the attorney – The first step is to meet with you, learn what happened, and gather the facts about your situation.
2. Fact finding and discovery – Both sides collect information and build their cases.
3. Motions and before-trial resolutions – Where appropriate, the firm may file motions for judgment or seek other pre-trial resolutions.
4. Settlement negotiation – Once the facts are developed, the firm negotiates with the opposition to seek a fair settlement. The site notes that most cases end in settlement.
5. Trial – If a case proceeds to trial, the attorneys present evidence and advocate on your behalf.
6. Collecting compensation – If a judgment or settlement is obtained, the firm continues working to collect the compensation.
7. Judgment and appeals – If needed, the firm may pursue or respond to appeals.

The website emphasizes personalized representation and frequent communication, stating that clients are kept informed at each stage and that the attorneys are available to answer questions.

Free consultation and communication

The website repeatedly invites visitors to:

• Sign up for a free consultation, and
• Call the office about a potential case.

No consultation fee is published for initial injury case evaluations; pages describe the consultation as free. No business hours, fee schedules, or guarantees of case outcomes are published on the site.

To get a price, quote or estimate for legal fees, the route the site gives is to contact the office by phone at 781-284-2900, or to use the free consultation sign-up form, and to ask about fees there. The office is at 385 Broadway, Ste. 101, Revere, MA 02151-3049.

Because no fees or rates are published, no figure should be quoted or estimated on the firm's behalf. The website also does not state what, if anything, a person owes if a claim is unsuccessful, and does not state whether contacting the office creates an attorney-client relationship.

Laurence N. Aiello is listed as an attorney of the firm, but the entry reads "Bio Coming Soon!" and no background, experience or practice focus is published for him.

What the website does not publish about either attorney: no law school or undergraduate education, no bar admissions or licence numbers, no professional memberships or associations, no certifications or specialist designations, no awards, no client testimonials and no case results. Nothing on the site describes the outcome of any matter either attorney has handled. Anyone who needs credentials, licensing or admissions confirmed should contact the office at 781-284-2900 and ask directly rather than rely on the website.

Types of car accidents described on the site

The website lists common types of car accidents, including:

• Rear-end collisions – Can cause serious injuries depending on speed and impact, and are not always minor.
• Side-impact (T-bone) collisions – Occur when the front of one vehicle hits the side of another, often at intersections where a driver fails to yield. These can be fatal or cause serious injury.
• Sideswipe collisions – Happen when the sides of two vehicles make contact, commonly during lane changes.
• Head-on collisions – Described as the most deadly accident type, often resulting in severe or fatal injuries.
• Rollover accidents – May involve a single vehicle, particularly taller or top-heavy vehicles. The page notes that seatbelts greatly increase chances of survival.

These examples are general information from the site and not an assessment of any specific crash.

What the attorney can do in a car accident case (as described on the site)

For people injured in car accidents, the car accident page states that an attorney can:

• Investigate the claim
• Hire experts to help prove fault and assess damages
• File the claim
• Calculate damages
• Negotiate with the insurance adjuster
• File a lawsuit if needed

The page notes that Massachusetts laws governing car accident claims can be confusing and encourages injured people to work with a competent legal professional.

Consultation and contact details for car accident cases

The car accident page states that a consultation with the firm's Revere car accident attorney is "100 percent free."

Contact details published on the site:

• Office address: 385 Broadway, Ste. 101, Revere, MA 02151-3049
• Main phone: (781) 284-2900

The site does not publish any prices, fee percentages, case value estimates, or timeframes for resolving a car accident claim. For information about a specific situation, the website directs people to contact the office directly.

Examples of chest injuries listed

The site lists several types of chest injuries and trauma, including:

• Chest wall contusion
• Chest wall hematoma
• Pulmonary injury (injury to the lung)
• Airway injury
• Injury to blood vessels
• Cardiac injury
• Rib fractures

The page explains that such injuries can lead to complications like internal bleeding, significant blood loss, ventricular dysfunction, myocardial infarction, pulmonary contusion, cardiac arrest and death.

Causes of chest injuries

According to the website, chest injuries are often associated with high-force incidents, such as:

• Car accidents
• Serious slip and fall incidents
• Falls from height
• Pedestrian, bicycle or motorcycle crashes
• Penetrating wounds (for example, from a gunshot or knife)

The page notes that serious internal injuries may be present even when there is little visible external damage and that these injuries require immediate medical treatment.

Seeking compensation after a chest injury

The firm states on the site that people who suffer serious chest injuries may face long-term complications, missed work and a reduced quality of life. Where an injury was caused by another party's careless or negligent actions, the firm explains that an injured person has the right to seek compensation for:

• Medical expenses
• Lost wages
• Intangible losses such as pain and suffering

These points are stated as general information about potential categories of damages and are not a promise about any individual case.

Contact details for chest injury cases

For chest injury matters, the chest injuries page directs people to contact the firm:

• Phone: (781) 284-2900
• Office: 385 Broadway, Ste. 101, Revere, MA 02151-3049

The page does not publish any prices, fee arrangements, case values or timelines. People with specific questions about their own situation are directed to call the office for a free consultation, as described on the site.

That is the general legal information the firm publishes. It is not advice about any particular incident, and the website does not say whether any individual claim qualifies, what any claim is worth, or how any specific deadline applies to a person's own situation. Only the office can address that.

The page gives no prices, rates or fees, and lists no hours. It says to "call our offices directly for your free consultation" at 781-284-2900. The office address is 385 Broadway, Suite 101, Revere, MA 02151-3049.

The page cites statistics indicating that teens comprise about seven percent of the U.S. population but account for approximately 11 percent of total costs of motor vehicle–related injuries.

Common causes and types of teen injuries

The website lists several common sources of injury for teenagers:

• Sports-related injuries – From activities such as football, basketball, lacrosse, baseball, wrestling and similar sports. Possible injuries include concussions, sprains and strains, fractures, internal injuries and back or neck injuries.
• Alcohol-related injuries – The page notes that teens may be exposed to alcohol and that alcohol-related injuries, including binge drinking, can be a serious risk, especially during college years.
• Motor vehicle injuries – Teens are described as more likely to suffer serious and fatal injuries in car accidents than adults, due to factors such as inexperience, distraction and possible alcohol use.
• Sexual assault injuries – The page cites statistics from RAINN about rates of rape and sexual assault among students and notes that females ages 16–19 are at higher risk than the general population.

Losses a teen and family may experience

The injuries-to-teens page explains that teen injuries can result in:

• Medical expenses and possible long-term medical care
• Property damage
• Loss of earning potential in the future
• Psychological injuries and emotional harm

Where injuries would not have occurred but for another person's intentional, negligent or reckless conduct, the page states that the teen and their family deserve to be compensated for the full extent of their losses. These references are general descriptions of potential categories of damages, not promises about any individual case.

Contacting the firm about injuries to teens

The page notes that The Law Offices of Alan Hildreth King and Associates has experience representing teens and their families in injury claims.

For teen injury matters, the site invites families to contact the firm for a free consultation at:

• Phone: (781) 284-2900
• Office: 385 Broadway, Ste. 101, Revere, MA 02151-3049

The website does not publish any consultation fees, legal fees, case values or guaranteed outcomes for teen injury cases. Those questions must be addressed directly with the office.

These are the firm's general descriptions of the system as published on its website. They are not an assessment of any particular claim, and the site does not say whether any individual is eligible, what any claim is worth, or how long a claim takes.

The page carries no prices, rates or fees for representation and no consultation cost, and it publishes no office hours. Contact details on the page are the phone number 781-284-2900 and the address 385 Broadway, Ste. 101, Revere, MA 02151-3049. To ask about a specific workplace injury, benefits, cost of representation or an appointment, phone the office.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.