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Car accidents one of the most common single causes of injuries or fatalities Massachusetts. Car accidents often leave the injured victims or members of the deceased’s family to cope with long-term medical costs, lost earnings, and other debilitating damages.
If you've been injured through a car accident, you need the services of a qualified and experienced attorney to represent your car accident case. If you have suffered injuries or loss due to another driver’s carelessness, you shouldn’t have to pay for it.
Our trusted personal injury lawyers will investigate all the possible causes of an accident and bring in all parties potentially responsible. Get in touch with us today!
Accident Risks in Randolph
Located in the eastern section of Massachusetts, Randolph is bordered by the towns of Braintree and Holbrook to the east and Milton and Quincy to the north. The city spans 10.5 square miles and has more than 30,000 residents. We help drivers, passengers, and pedestrians throughout the 02368 area, from the neighborhoods around North Main Street and Crawford Square to the residential streets off Route 139.
| Fatal | Serious Injury | Minor Injury | Possible Injury | No Injury |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 51 | 398 | 513 | 2120 |
According to mass.gov, Randolph has experienced 3,882, traffic accidents between 2020-2024. Of these, there were 8 fatalities, and 51 serious injuries. And while 2,120 of the accidents resulted only in property damage, 398 minor injuries resulted from the crashes. The highest number of accidents occurred at SR 28NB and South Main St, followed by Reed St and High St.
Unfortunately like other congested suburban towns, Randolph has high potential for accidents and injuries on its local roads. Drivers sometimes make careless choices during their commute and cause accidents, serious injuries, and fatalities. If an accident happens due to someone else’s negligence, the victim has the right to obtain compensation.
Our experienced wrongful death attorneys and our car accident lawyers serve Randolph, MA individuals and families. When a crash happens anywhere in the 02368 service area, we respond quickly and make it easy to reach us with home, hospital, and evening appointments for injured clients who cannot travel. The Law Offices of Jason M. Ranallo, P.C. represent victims dealing with all types of serious and fatal injury claims. These include:
- Car accidents
- Bus accidents
- Motorcycle and bicycle accidents
- Animal attack injuries
- Slip and fall Injuries
- Nursing home abuse
- Police injury on duty
- Wrongful death
If you or a loved one is injured or killed in an auto accident, The Law Offices of Jason M. Ranallo are dedicated to fight for the rights of accident victims and ensure that our clients receive all the benefits they’re entitled to under the law. We work hard to see that you are fully compensated for the physical, emotional, and financial losses that may follow tragic accidents.
Where Are Randolph, MA Car Accident Claims Filed?
Smaller Randolph car accident claims start at Quincy District Court, which also hears cases from Braintree, Holbrook, Milton, and Quincy. Civil claims under the district court's jurisdictional limit are usually filed there first, and many are resolved before a judge ever gets involved. Once a claim moves past that limit, or heads to trial, it's transferred to Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, a few miles from our office at 858 Washington Street. Filing in the right court, with the paperwork in order, is one of the first things our car accident lawyers sort out after a Randolph crash, so a claim doesn't stall on a technicality while your medical bills keep arriving.
Most Common Car Accident Areas in Randolph, MA: Route 24, I-93 & Route 28
North and South Main Street, Route 28's path through town, carry Randolph's heaviest commercial traffic, with drivers pulling in and out of the plazas near Memorial Parkway and Mazzeo Drive. A few miles away, Route 24 narrows down before merging into I-93, and drivers who misjudge that gap cause rear-end and sideswipe crashes during the morning and evening commute. Stetson Street and North Street add another layer of risk, where local traffic crosses Route 28 without a signal at every crossing. Whether your crash happened on one of these roads as a driver, a passenger, or someone on foot near the plazas, our personal injury lawyers can help you sort out who is responsible.
Common Car Accident Hazards in Randolph, MA
Randolph's commute pattern makes certain hours riskier than others. Route 24 backs up toward the I-93 merge most weekday mornings and again in the evening, when drivers already stopped in traffic get rear-ended by someone who was checking a phone instead of the brake lights ahead. Winter adds another problem: the elevated ramps connecting Route 24 to I-93 tend to ice over before the flatter side streets do, since they catch more wind, and plow crews often reach them after the main roads are already clear. A crash caused by an icy ramp or a distracted commuter is still built on someone else's negligence, whether that's the other driver or, in some cases, whoever was responsible for clearing the road.
Contact our Personal Injury Lawyer Today!
The expert lawyers at the Law Offices of Jason M. Ranallo, P.C. understand how devastating accidents can be to families – especially when the person is hurt as a result of someone else’s negligence. That’s why we fight hard to get victims the money they need for their medical bills and lifelong care. We're committed to protect the rights of accident victims and will advise and guide you as we do everything possible to help recover full claims and damages.
To schedule a free consultation with an experienced personal injury lawyer at our firm, contact the Law Offices of Jason M. Ranallo, P.C. Call us on
781-344-6200 or contact the firm online so that we can review your case. For your convenience, home, hospital, evening, and weekend appointments are available upon request.
Get in touch with us to understand the worth of your claim and to get an accident claim started.
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FAQ
Can I still recover money if I was partly at fault for my Randolph crash?
Yes, as long as you were less than 51% at fault. Massachusetts follows a modified comparative negligence rule, so your share of the blame reduces your compensation rather than wiping it out, up to that 51% line. Insurance adjusters often argue for a higher fault percentage than the facts support, especially at unsignaled crossings like Stetson Street and North Street. An attorney can push back on that number using the police report, witness statements, and photos from the scene.
How Long Do I Have To File A Personal Injury Lawsuit In Massachusetts?
In Massachusetts, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases is generally three years from the date of injury, as per Massachusetts Personal Injury Laws and Statutes of Limitations. This deadline ensures claims are filed while evidence is fresh, protecting both parties. Exceptions may apply, such as for minors or cases involving fraud, but the standard is three years, emphasizing the need for prompt action.
What Should I Do After An Accident or Injury in MA?
- Ensure safety and seek medical attention immediately, even for minor injuries.
- Report the accident to Randolph Police, especially if there are injuries or significant damage.
- Gather evidence, such as photos of the scene, witness contacts, and police reports.
- Notify your insurance company to initiate claims, and document all interactions.
- Consult a personal injury lawyer, like Jason Ranallo, to navigate rights and compensation options.
What Is The Process After I Hire A Personal Injury Attorney?
- Initial Consultation and Case Evaluation: The attorney assesses case details, discussing potential outcomes and strategy.
- Investigation and Evidence Gathering: The attorney collects evidence, including medical records, witness statements, and accident reports, to build a strong case.
- Negotiation with Insurance Companies or Opposing Party: The attorney negotiates settlements, aiming for fair compensation without litigation.
- Filing a Lawsuit if Necessary: If negotiations fail, the attorney files a lawsuit, initiating formal legal proceedings.
- Trial and Litigation: If the case goes to court, the attorney represents the client, presenting evidence and arguing the case.
- Settlement or Verdict and Collection of Compensation: The attorney ensures collection of awarded compensation, whether through settlement or court verdict.
Can I file a claim if I was hit as a pedestrian near the plazas on South Main Street?
Yes. Drivers turning across traffic into the plazas along Route 28 are a common cause of pedestrian injuries in Randolph, and a driver who fails to yield in a crosswalk or parking lot aisle can be held liable the same way as in a two-car crash. Keep any photos of the crosswalk or aisle where you were hit, since the exact layout often decides who had the right of way.
The other driver's insurer already offered to pay my medical bills. Do I still need a lawyer?
An early offer that only covers medical bills usually leaves out lost wages, ongoing treatment, and pain and suffering, and accepting it closes the door on all three. Insurers move fast on Randolph claims specifically because many crashes here involve clear liability, like a rear-end on the Route 24 ramp, and they would rather settle cheap before you know the full cost of your injury. Talk to a lawyer before you sign anything.