Rideshare accident attorneys in Boston, Massachusetts

Thirty-nine years at the Massachusetts bar — the longest on this page. His firm's rideshare page is also the only one of the twelve that attributes its numbers to a named, dated source and then quotes that source's own caveat about what the numbers exclude.

Carries a public disciplinary record. The BBO says Public Discipline: Yes, gives the date — 20 July 2022, Public Reprimand — and links the decision. Only one other register on this site hands you the document.

One of two unrelated Merrigan firms in this batch — his is Rawson, Merrigan & Litner; Erin McHugh's is Sweeney Merrigan Law. Different firms, different addresses. His firm's rideshare page asks you to call two different numbers.

His own biography is defence-side. It describes him defending police officers facing discipline, negotiating for unions, and running a tax-title department foreclosing liens for forty municipalities. The rideshare page behind this listing is plaintiff-side marketing, and it names no lawyer.

A registered nurse before she was a lawyer — eight years of medical-surgical nursing, with her practice now built around evaluating medical malpractice cases. The rideshare page behind this listing is her firm's, not hers, and it reaches a different phone number than the register does.

His rideshare article is the only one of the twelve built on cases the firm says it actually ran — a passenger rear-ended on Route 9 in Westborough, a taxi driver struck broadside in South Boston — and it uses them to explain why two crashes in the same app produce two different insurers.

Her firm's page is the only one across all thirteen cities we cover that builds rideshare sexual assault out as its own claim type — negligent hiring, failure to act on prior complaints, unsafe driver-passenger matching — rather than mentioning it in passing or not at all.

His firm's rideshare page prints its own opening twice. The introduction and the whole of the first section appear once, then again verbatim a few paragraphs later. It is a copy-paste error sitting on a live page — and it is the mildest of the three page defects in this batch.

His firm's page sends readers to the wrong regulator. Advising how to vet a lawyer, it says you can view disciplinary records on the Massachusetts Bar Association's website. The MBA is a voluntary membership association. Discipline is the Board of Bar Overseers — the register this listing is built on.

The thinnest rideshare page in the batch. It is warm, well-written and says essentially nothing operative — no coverage tiers, no limitation period, no statute, no figure. Her own biography, by contrast, describes two distinct practice areas that do not quite match each other.

Her firm's rideshare page was never actually written. Under a heading reading Rideshare Accident Lawyer, the body is the demo copy the website template shipped with — an architecture consultancy, and a Toronto art gallery, repeated three times. We loaded it ourselves. It is live.

Two years at the Massachusetts bar — the newest listing on this page, though he says he has practised in Florida since 2011. The register covers the two years, not the fifteen. His contact number on the record is a Tampa area code.