At the law firm of Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, LLP, we represent individuals, families and closely held businesses throughout Massachusetts and New Hampshire. We provide professional legal counsel in matters ranging from divorce cases, corporate and business matters, criminal defense and employment disputes to real estate transactions and civil litigation.
We understand the importance of timely and effective legal representation, and we emphasize efficiency and responsiveness in meeting our client’s legal needs. Contact us by phone or email to schedule a confidential consultation at no charge with one of our skilled attorneys.
We are known throughout the region for our top-tier representation and lengthy record of success in meeting client challenges. The lawyers at our firm are attentive to the needs of our clients and work to accomplish their goals in a cost-effective manner.
Our practice encompasses family law, corporate and business transaction, criminal defense, personal injury, business litigation, employment law, real estate and much more.
Whatever your legal circumstances, our experienced team of attorneys brings together the depth and breadth of experience to effectively address your concerns. Our dedication to hard work and quality representation has won us the respect of many repeat and long-term clients.
Losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence is devastating, and pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit adds emotional and legal complexities to an already difficult time. In Massachusetts, wrongful death claims provide a pathway for families to seek justice and compensation, but navigating these
A wrongful death occurs when someone loses their life due to another party’s negligence or intentional actions. In Massachusetts, surviving family members can pursue a wrongful death claim to seek justice and compensation for their loss. Understanding the legal framework for these claims is essential
Car accidents are a leading cause of personal injury in Massachusetts, and determining who is at fault plays a crucial role in the claims process. Massachusetts follows a comparative fault system, which means that fault can be shared among multiple parties. Understanding how comparative fault works and
Operating Under the Influence (OUI), commonly known as DUI in other states, is a serious offense in Massachusetts with severe legal consequences. An OUI charge can impact one’s freedom, financial stability, and even employment prospects. Understanding Massachusetts OUI laws, potential penalties, and available defenses can