Feinberg & Alban, P.C.

Recognized as a foremost expert on Massachusetts Automobile law, Robert Feinberg has lectured extensively on the topic and has had several of his cases published in the Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Verdicts and Settlements page. The firm's attorneys have extensive professional experience in this field. Marsha Alban has handled automobile cases for more than 30 years and Colleen Anthony has worked with the firm since 1996. Along with a skilled support staff, this team has confronted almost every conceivable automobile issue.

There are several key areas to any law firm's successful handling of these cases:

• Thorough understanding of insurance law including an ability to process and "coordinate" automobile insurance with health insurance. The firm has handled thousands of these cases, both before and after the "Coordination of Benefits" law went into effect in 1989 under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 90, Section 34A & 34M. Many lawyers find this confusing; Feinberg & Alban, P.C. does not.
• Thorough understanding of Medicare, Medicaid, and the rights of private health insurers to be repaid. You do not want a case resolved only to have outstanding medical bills or health insurers seeking payment. Feinberg & Alban, P.C. has an outstanding record in protecting its clients.
• Thorough understanding and ability to establish liability and damages. This takes effort, insight, and can be expensive. You owe it to yourself to hire a law firm with that skill, willingness, and dedication. Feinberg & Alban, P.C. is such a firm.
• While cases often do not resolve promptly, you need a law firm that will work on your case from the beginning of being hired. The risks are too great if you retain a lackadaisical attorney: witnesses and evidence may disappear, memories can fade, and your pain and suffering may be forgotten if not properly documented.
• As with all of its personal injury cases, Feinberg & Alban, P.C. works on a contingent fee basis. That is, it does not get paid unless the client's case resolves succesfully. Moreover, Feinberg & Alban, P.C. does not ask its clients for "upfront money" to finance the cost of the case; this law firm is not afraid to spend the money to prove your case.

Almost 25 years ago the highest court of Massachusetts, the Supreme Judicial Court, compared "navigating the torturous twists of automobile insurance law" to "a challenge at least equal to that faced by the uninitiated driver on his first foray into the streets of Boston." The challenge remains. Hire a law firm equal to the task.