DiBella Law Injury and Accident Lawyers

Christopher DiBella is the founding partner of DiBella Law Injury and Accident Lawyers, a firm that offers comprehensive legal services to accident victims. Mr. DiBella's personal experience of his brother incurring a serious injury profoundly shaped his understanding of the challenges faced by accident victims and their families, driving him to pursue a career in law to advocate for those affected by similar hardships. Covering all aspects of personal injury law, he focuses his practice in Boston and Massachusetts statewide.

Mr. DiBella's academic journey began at Boston University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts, graduating cum laude. He furthered his education at Suffolk University Law School, earning a Juris Doctor while being recognized on the dean’s list for his academic excellence. Additionally, he holds a Master of Business Administration from the Suffolk University Sawyer School of Management, where he graduated with high honors.

Raised as the first generation in his family to attend college, Mr. DiBella was encouraged early on by his father to pursue a legal career. His parents viewed the legal field as an avenue for making a significant and meaningful impact on society. He started his career advocating for employees who faced unjust termination or layoffs. His commitment to serving the community led him to a role as a prosecutor in district court, where he gained invaluable experience in litigation and public service.

Mr. DiBella is an active member of several prestigious legal organizations, including the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, the Massachusetts Bar Association and the New Hampshire Bar Association. He is also part of the Real Estate Bar Association and serves on the Massachusetts Bar Association General Practice Section Council. Rated with a score of 10.0 on Avvo, his dedication to the field of personal injury law was also recognized nationally when he was named one of the “10 Best Under 40” Attorneys for the state of Massachusetts in 2020 by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys.