Kiley Law Group, LLC

• Focus on personal injury and accident cases
• Serving clients throughout Massachusetts and New Hampshire
• Free initial consultations
• "No Fee Until We Win" contingency-fee representation

Our approach

Kiley Law Group emphasizes personal attention and treating clients like family. The firm meets clients face-to-face when possible, learns each client's story, and builds cases around the specific impact an injury has had on a person and their family.

Our legal team

Kiley Law Group's personal injury team includes:

• Thomas M. Kiley, Sr. – Founder and Senior Partner, personal injury attorney with over 50 years of experience.
• Thomas M. Kiley, Jr. – Personal injury attorney continuing the Kiley family tradition of advocacy.
• Carah Kiley – Attorney focusing on personal injury and estate planning matters, licensed in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
• Douglas J. Henderson – Personal injury attorney admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, representing clients injured by the negligence or carelessness of others.
• Ted Cranney – Attorney.

Key support staff include:

• Mary Richardson – Client Relations Paralegal
• Gail McNee – Litigation Paralegal
• Cindy Costa – Paralegal

The firm also works with medical experts and other specialists as needed to help evaluate injuries and present strong personal injury cases.

• Car accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Truck accidents

Premises and fall-related injuries

• Slip and fall accidents

Animal-related injuries

• Dog bite injuries

Catastrophic and serious injuries

• Catastrophic injury cases, including severe burns, head injuries, and brain injuries

Additional personal injury matters

As described on the firm's website, Kiley Law Group also represents clients in cases such as:

• Medical malpractice
• Workplace injuries
• Wrongful death
• Injuries caused by defective products

For any serious injury that may have been caused by someone else's negligence or recklessness, potential clients are encouraged to contact the firm for a free case review to determine whether they may have a personal injury claim.

Andover, Massachusetts (Main Office) 342 N. Main St. Andover, MA 01810 Phone: 978.965.3228 Main contact line also listed on the website: 978.474.8670

Rye, New Hampshire 150 Lafayette Rd., Unit 4 Rye, NH 03870 Phone: 603.617.3309

Manchester, New Hampshire 1155 Elm St., Suite 500 Manchester, NH 03101 Phone: 603.825.4939

Massachusetts areas served

According to the firm's website, Kiley Law Group serves injury clients in many communities throughout Massachusetts, including (among others):

• Amesbury (motorcycle accidents and personal injury)
• Andover (car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and personal injury)
• Ballardvale
• Bedford
• Beverly
• Billerica (motorcycle accidents)
• Boston (car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and personal injury)
• Boxford
• Burlington
• Cambridge
• Chelmsford
• Concord
• Dracut
• Framingham
• Georgetown
• Haverhill (motorcycle accidents and personal injury)
• Lawrence (car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and personal injury)
• Lowell (motorcycle accidents and personal injury)
• Lynn
• Lynnfield
• Methuen (car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and personal injury)
• Newburyport
• North Chelmsford
• North Reading
• Peabody
• Salem, MA
• Somerville
• Stoneham
• Tewksbury
• Topsfield
• Waltham
• Wilmington
• Woburn
• Worcester

New Hampshire areas served

The firm also represents injury clients in many New Hampshire communities, including (among others):

• Derry
• Exeter
• Hampstead (motorcycle accidents and personal injury)
• Hampton
• Londonderry
• Manchester
• Nashua
• Pelham
• Portsmouth (car accidents, motorcycle accidents, personal injury, and truck accidents)
• Rye
• Salem, NH (motorcycle accidents and personal injury)

If a caller is unsure whether their city or town is covered, they should contact the firm directly to confirm.

Lists Pelham, Lawrence, Lafayette, Burlington, Wilmington, Bedford, Georgetown, and Richardson as a location. Names Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Henderson as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

A personal injury claim may exist when a person is injured because another person or entity acted negligently or recklessly, often while violating a law or safety rule. Examples include auto accidents, slip-and-fall incidents, dog bites, medical malpractice, workplace accidents, and injuries caused by defective products.

Whether a particular incident qualifies depends on the specific facts. Speaking with an attorney and collecting evidence can help determine if you may have a valid claim.

What should I do if I think I have a claim?

The website explains that, once you believe you may have a claim, you should not wait to take action. Recommended steps include:

• Contact an attorney to discuss the incident and possible next steps.
• Collect evidence from the scene if possible.
• Identify and, if appropriate, contact witnesses.
• Seek a medical examination and follow medical advice if you have not already done so.

An attorney can help evaluate what evidence is needed, how to present it, and how to deal with at-fault parties and their insurance providers.

How will my medical bills be paid?

According to the firm's FAQ content, the way medical bills are handled depends on the circumstances of the accident and applicable insurance coverage. A personal injury case typically seeks compensation from the at-fault party for losses related to the injury, which can include medical expenses.

In some situations, such as injuries at work, workers' compensation benefits may be available to cover medical care and a portion of lost wages. Specific payment sources and options depend on the facts of the case, insurance policies, and applicable law.

Who will pay for my lost wages?

The FAQ explains that a personal injury claim may seek compensation for lost wages if an injury prevents someone from working temporarily or permanently. In work-related injuries, workers' compensation benefits may pay a portion of lost wages, funded by the employer or its insurer.

Determining who is responsible and what compensation may be available requires an analysis of the facts, insurance policies, and applicable law.

Should I talk to the insurance company?

The firm's FAQ notes that, after an accident, it is important to notify the relevant insurance companies so the incident is recorded and a claim can be established. However, what you say to an insurer can affect your claim.

Anyone with questions about dealing with insurance adjusters should discuss their specific situation with an attorney at the firm before providing detailed statements, signing documents, or accepting any settlement.

What is my case worth?

The FAQ states that it is not possible to give a reliable value for a personal injury case at an initial consultation. Personal injury cases are complex and require a thorough analysis of all facts, medical information, and legal issues.

The firm warns clients to be wary of any attorney who promises a specific result or case value at an initial consultation. The value of a case depends on many factors, including the nature and extent of injuries, medical treatment, recovery, impact on work and daily life, and the strength of the evidence.

Anyone wanting an assessment of a potential claim should schedule a consultation so an attorney can review the details of the specific situation.

• Phone (main contact line): 978.474.8670
• Andover office line: 978.965.3228
• Rye, NH office line: 603.617.3309
• Manchester, NH office line: 603.825.4939
• Online contact form: Available on the firm's website on the contact and case review pages, where visitors can provide their name, contact details, and a brief description of their case.

Consultations

• The firm offers free initial consultations and free case reviews for personal injury matters.
• Attorneys are willing to come to clients when needed. If an injured person cannot come to an office because of injury, work schedule, or other reasons, an attorney can meet at the client's home, workplace, virtually, or another convenient location, as described on the website.

Fees and payment

• Kiley Law Group states "No Fee Until We Win."
• This means clients do not pay attorneys' fees unless the firm successfully recovers compensation in their case.
• Any questions about specific fee arrangements, costs, or how fees would apply in a particular situation should be discussed directly with the firm during a consultation.

For any matter not covered here, callers should contact the firm directly using the phone numbers or contact form on the website.

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