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• Feinberg & Alban, P.C., Personal Injury Lawyers In Brookline

  We take a no-nonsense approach to dealing with personal injuries occurring as a result of negligence. We handle nursing home negligence, wrongful death, head injuries, back and neck injuries, burns and the full scope of damages that can arise from an accident. We also represent children in bodily injury cases.

  Feinberg & Alban, P.C., dates back to 1946, when Phillip Feinberg founded the firm. It is now operated by attorneys Robert Feinberg and Marsha Feinberg Alban and her husband, Ludwig Alban with very capable assistance from Attorney Colleen Anthony, Attorney Alexis Cahill and a dedicated staff of paralegals. Our attorneys have more than 125 years of combined legal experience. We have won millions of dollars in personal injury recoveries for our clients.

  With one of the largest concentration of Russian immigrants in Massachusetts, Brookline is the perfect place for a lawyer who has access to Russian translators. The offices of Feinberg & Alban, P.C., are located at 1051 Beacon Street. We also have a downtown Boston office at 141 Tremont Street.

  In addition to Brookline, our law firm serves clients in and around Boston, Chelsea, Charlestown, Revere, Brighton, Allston, Somerville, Everett, Mattapan, Jamaica Plain, Cambridge, Winthrop, Roslindale, Malden, Newton Center, Newtonville, Arlington, West Roxbury, Readville, Melrose, Newton Highlands, Essex County, Middlesex County and Suffolk County.

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You don't provide enough details about what party you "settled" with. Generally, any medical bills not paid by your insurance are your responsibility. Copays are not owed to the insurance company - they are owed to the health care providers.

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