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Danvers Personal Injury Lawyer

Muggeo & Associates represents people injured in Danvers, from the Route 1 and Route 114 shopping corridors to its neighborhoods and job sites. Our Salem office at 133 Washington Street is a short drive away, and Danvers cases are heard in the same Salem courthouse where we regularly appear.

Where Danvers Injuries Happen

Danvers is a highway town. Route 1, Route 128/I-95, Route 114 and Route 62 all pass through or meet here, and interchange merges, high-speed lane changes and heavy commercial traffic lead to serious collisions. The retail areas around the Liberty Tree Mall and along Route 1 draw large volumes of shoppers, which brings parking-lot collisions, pedestrian injuries and slip-and-falls inside and outside stores.

Danvers also has substantial commercial, industrial and construction activity. Commercial vehicles, delivery fleets and construction equipment are frequent sources of serious injury claims.

Cases We Handle for Danvers Residents

Where a Danvers Case Is Filed

Civil cases arising in Danvers are generally heard in the Salem District Court at 56 Federal Street, which serves Beverly, Danvers, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Middleton and Salem. Larger claims are typically filed in Essex County Superior Court in Salem.

Frequently Asked Questions

I fell inside a store. Who is responsible?

Property owners and tenants who control a space must use reasonable care to keep it safe. Responsibility can depend on who owned, leased or maintained the area. Photograph the hazard, report the fall to management and keep a copy of any incident report.

A company truck hit me. Is that different from a normal car accident?

Often, yes. Commercial vehicles may carry larger insurance policies, and the employer, vehicle owner or a maintenance contractor may share responsibility. Electronic and driver logs can be important evidence and should be preserved quickly.

Talk With a Danvers Injury Lawyer

Call Muggeo & Associates at 978-741-1177 or send us a message.

This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.