Personal Injury Lawyer Serving Randolph, MA

If you were hurt in a car accident on Route 24, a fall at a local business, or an incident at work, you deserve an attorney who treats you like a person — not a case number. I'm Steven Pardini, a personal injury lawyer with nearly 12 years of experience representing injured people across Norfolk County. I handle every case personally, and I'll meet you wherever is most convenient, including your home.

Route 24, Route 28, and the Roads That Run Through Randolph

Randolph sits at the intersection of some of southeastern Massachusetts's most heavily traveled corridors. Route 24 funnels high-speed commuter and commercial traffic through the area daily. Route 28 and Route 139 carry local traffic through neighborhoods and commercial stretches where rear-end crashes, pedestrian incidents, and intersection collisions happen regularly. When an accident occurs on any of these roads, the insurance process starts fast — and the pressure on injured people to settle quickly is real.

 

I represent clients injured on all of these corridors, as well as residents of Holbrook, Canton, Stoughton, and Avon who need a personal injury attorney with local knowledge and direct access. Cases involving Randolph-area incidents may be handled through Quincy District Court, and I'm familiar with how those proceedings work.

Every Type of Personal Injury Case, Handled Directly by Me

Whether you were hit by another driver, struck as a pedestrian, hurt on someone else's property, or injured at work, I take the case from first call to final resolution. You won't be handed off to a paralegal or a junior associate. The types of cases I handle for Randolph-area clients include:

 

 

My approach is negotiation-first. Most cases resolve before a lawsuit is ever filed, which means faster outcomes and less stress for you.

Accessible, Personal Service for a Diverse Community

Randolph is one of the most diverse communities in Massachusetts, with residents from Haitian, Cape Verdean, Vietnamese, and many other backgrounds. I understand that choosing an attorney is a personal decision, and that what many people want most is someone approachable — someone they can actually talk to.

 

I offer free consultations by phone, Zoom, or in person. If getting to an office is difficult because of your injuries, I'll come to you. There are no upfront costs and no fees unless I recover compensation for you. The first conversation costs you nothing, and you're under no obligation after it.

What Happens After a Randolph Accident

The period immediately following an injury is when insurance companies are most active. Adjusters may contact you quickly, recorded statements may be requested, and initial settlement offers are often made before you fully understand the extent of your injuries. Here's what I recommend:

 

  • Seek medical treatment right away and follow your provider's instructions
  • Do not give a recorded statement to any insurance adjuster before speaking with an attorney
  • Document everything: photographs, witness names, medical records, and out-of-pocket expenses
  • Contact me before accepting any offer — early settlements almost always undervalue your claim

 

I'll review your situation at no charge and give you a straight assessment of what your case may be worth and how I'd approach it.

Proven Results for Injured People Across Norfolk County

I've spent nearly 12 years representing injured people — first across three established firms, and now running my own practice where I control every case and every client relationship. My results include documented settlements for car accident victims, slip and fall clients, and workplace injury cases across southeastern Massachusetts.

 

Because I operate as a solo practice with low overhead, I'm not pressured to push cases toward quick settlements that benefit the firm's volume. My interest is in your outcome. I also have signed fee agreements with GEICO, Progressive, and Liberty Mutual on PIP matters, which reflects the kind of direct, relationship-based practice I run across all my work.

 

You can review case results on my case results page to get a sense of the recoveries I've achieved for clients in situations similar to yours.

Frequently Asked Questions — Randolph Personal Injury Cases

  • Do I need to come to your office in Wareham to meet with you?

    No. I meet clients wherever works best for them. For Randolph residents, that might mean a phone call, a Zoom meeting, or a visit to your home if your injuries make travel difficult. Getting to my office is never a requirement.

  • What does a free consultation actually include?

    I'll review the facts of your case, answer your questions honestly, and give you my assessment of how I'd approach it and what it may be worth. There's no sales pitch and no obligation. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you.

  • How long do personal injury cases in Norfolk County typically take?

    It depends on the severity of your injuries and whether the insurer negotiates in good faith. Many cases resolve within several months through direct negotiation. Cases requiring litigation take longer. I'll give you a realistic timeline once I understand your situation.

  • What if I was partly at fault for the accident?

    Massachusetts follows a modified comparative fault rule. You can still recover compensation as long as you were not more than 50 percent responsible for the accident. Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault, but it is not eliminated. This is worth discussing in a consultation before you assume you have no case.

  • Does it cost anything to hire you?

    Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. I collect a fee only if I recover compensation for you. There are no upfront costs and nothing owed if the case does not result in a recovery.

Ready to Talk? Start With a Free Consultation.

The hardest part is making the first call, and after that I handle the rest. Reach me by phone, through the contact form, or with a callback request, and you'll hear back from me personally.