Altman & Altman LLP

The attorneys at Altman & Altman, LLP have established their law practice by compassionately representing the injured, and holding negligent parties accountable for over 40 years. The law firm has experience handling car accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, workplace injury, product and premises liability and construction site accident cases in Boston and throughout Massachusetts. The attorneys and staff are dedicated to reducing the stress and corresponding financial challenges that serious injury or the death of a loved one can bring to their clients. Altman & Altman, LLP works hard for plaintiffs to recover the maximum compensation permitted by law, including corresponding expenses and ongoing medical treatment. The firm's legal team includes attorneys who are available 24/7. They have an extensive network of experts and investigators to review, assess, and help with clients' cases. The law office has a multi-lingual staff that speaks Spanish, Russian, French, Hungarian, and German.

The Boston firm's team of lawyers investigates each case for trial, even if it can be favorably settled out of court. Their direct dealing with insurance companies and third parties has generously resolved thousands of cases. When alternative dispute resolution has been exhausted, the firm then files a lawsuit and litigates for its clients. All injury cases are handled on a contingency bases. This means that the law firm does not charge a fee unless it successfully resolves the claim, in or out of court. Altman & Altman LLP offers a free in-person or phone consultation with an attorney.

David and Steven Altman received their law degrees locally from the Suffolk University Law School. The firm's attorneys and staff support many charities in and around the Boston community. David coaches youth sport teams and is an avid Boston sports fan. Steven is a member of the American Trial Lawyers Association, Massachusetts Academy of Trial Lawyers, Massachusetts Bar Association, and American Association of Justice.