Diller Law Videos
Videos can make unfamiliar legal and medical topics easier to understand. Our Boston personal injury law firm created this library to introduce our attorneys, discuss injuries that may affect personal injury claims, and share stories from people serving their communities. Viewers can explore individual topics at their own pace and develop informed questions before speaking with a lawyer or health care provider.
Our videos provide general educational information, not advice about a particular claim, diagnosis, or treatment plan. Watching a video does not create an attorney-client relationship, and each legal matter depends on its specific facts.
Explore Our Personal Injury Video Library
Personal injury cases may involve unfamiliar terms, insurance procedures, medical records, and questions about financial losses. Our videos explain general concepts in direct language so viewers can better understand the subjects that may arise after an accident. They also help people identify questions they may want to discuss with an attorney about their circumstances.
Medical Topics Related to Injuries
An injury can affect a person’s mobility, employment, daily activities, and long-term health. Our video library covers topics such as fractures, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, burns, joint damage, scarring, and other physical conditions. These discussions provide general background, while individual diagnoses and treatment decisions should come from qualified health care providers.
Information About Our Attorneys
Choosing a lawyer is a personal decision, and people often want to know who may be handling their case. Our attorney videos introduce members of our team and offer insight into their professional backgrounds and approach to client communication. They give prospective clients another way to learn about our firm before deciding whether to schedule a conversation.
Video Series from Our Boston Law Firm
The Hero’s Call
The Hero’s Call highlights people whose actions have supported neighbors, addressed community needs, or encouraged positive change. Episodes feature conversations with advocates, educators, nonprofit leaders, attorneys, athletes, volunteers, and other guests. The series reflects our interest in the people and organizations working to make Boston and surrounding communities safer and stronger.
Ask Dr. John
The Ask Dr. John video gallery features John Naranja, MD, JD, a practicing attorney at our firm and former orthopedic surgeon. These videos discuss anatomy, common injury mechanisms, symptoms, treatment concepts, and possible effects on a person’s function. The information can provide helpful context, but it does not replace an examination, diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or legal review.
Attorney Videos
Our attorney videos allow viewers to become familiar with members of our legal team. A short introduction cannot cover every detail of an attorney’s background or determine whether our firm is suitable for a particular matter. It can, however, help viewers feel more prepared when they contact our Boston office with questions about a possible personal injury claim.
How to Use the Diller Law Video Library
Start by selecting the series or injury topic that most closely relates to your questions. Someone dealing with a fracture may benefit from different background information than a person researching a traumatic brain injury or spinal condition. Community-focused viewers may prefer The Hero’s Call, while prospective clients may begin with our attorney introductions.
Write Down Questions While Watching
A video may raise questions about medical documentation, insurance communications, lost income, treatment expenses, or the events that caused an injury. Write those questions down and note any terms that remain unclear. This simple step can help you have a more focused conversation with a lawyer, physician, or other appropriate professional.
Consider the Limits of General Information
Videos cannot account for every fact that may affect a legal claim or medical condition. Deadlines, available evidence, insurance coverage, the nature of an injury, and the conduct of the people involved may all matter. A lawyer must review the individual circumstances before providing legal guidance, just as a health care provider must evaluate a patient before making medical recommendations.
Personalized Help Beyond General Video Information
Our videos are a starting point, not a substitute for a conversation about your circumstances. Our firm offers free initial consultations to prospective clients who want to discuss a possible personal injury matter in Boston or elsewhere in Massachusetts.
A Review Focused on Your Circumstances
During an initial consultation, you can explain what happened, describe your injuries, and share the questions that concern you most. Our team can review the available information and discuss whether our firm may be able to assist. No lawyer can promise an outcome, and any assessment must account for the specific evidence and law involved.
Information to Gather Before a Consultation
Helpful materials may include photographs, incident reports, insurance correspondence, witness details, medical records, bills, and information about missed work. Do not delay contacting a lawyer solely because you have not collected every document. An initial discussion can help identify which records may be relevant and what additional information may be needed.
Our Boston Office
Our office is located at 50 Congress Street, Suite 420, in Boston, Massachusetts. Prospective clients can contact Diller Law to request a free initial consultation and discuss the next appropriate step. We can listen to your concerns, review the available facts, and explain whether our firm can consider the matter further.
The Hero’s Call | Champions of Safety and Justice
We recognize that times are difficult. Many of our friends and neighbors are hurting. We made this web series, The Hero’s Call, to profile positivity in our community. We hope the extraordinary actions of ordinary people will help inspire others.
Do You Know Who Our Next Hero Is?
If you know an ordinary person who has done extraordinary things – a hero living amongst us – please share the name with us so we can reach out to have them as a guest on our web series, The Hero’s Call.
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 24 | Professor David Yamada | Bullying in the Workplace.
In this episode of The Hero’s Call hosts Marc Diller and Dr. John Naranja, MD. JD., speak with our guest, Professor David Yamada, about a very important topic, bullying in the workplace. David previously practiced law and is now a professor at Suffolk University Law School. David’s long-term work has [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 23 | Kim Dougherty | Justice Law Collaborative
On this episode of The Hero’s Call our co-hosts Marc Diller and John Naranja speak with our guest Kim Dougherty. Kim is co-owner and attorney from Justice Law Collaborative in Easton, MA. She recently represented clients that were a part of the sexual assault cases against the Olympics and US [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 22 | Sharon Martens | Household Goods
On this episode of The Hero’s Call we speak with our guest Sharon Martens from Household Goods. Sharon is the Executive Director of Household Goods which provides furniture and household items, free of charge, to help people in need make a home. Watch this episode to learn more about how [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 21 | John Reed | Sticky Lawyer Podcast
In this episode of the Hero’s Call, we highlight John Reed, the founder of Rain BDM and the Sticky Lawyers podcast. One of John Reed’s main focuses is to humanize lawyers by telling their stories to help change the negative stigma surrounding lawyers. Through his agency, John created the Sticky [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 20 | Kristie Dean | The Soul Project
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 19 | Debbie Amaral | Mystic Valley YMCA
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 17 | Mahsa Khanbabai Immigration Attorney mk-immigration.com
Lawyers can be heroes too! For 20 years Mahsa Khanbabai dedicated her career to represent immigrants. Her amazing work got the Trump Administration to reverse course on a policy that would have deprived lifesaving medical care to countless immigrants here legally. Attorney Khanbabai regularly appears on news outlets including MSNBC’s [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 16 | Michael Kaplan | Milford Area Humanitarian Coalition
When schools shut down and many kids in Milford were struggling to secure meals, Michael Kaplan from the Milford Area Humanitarian Coalition stepped in to expedite planning and to deliver meals to those in need. Between March and September, the coalition served over 105,000 meals. Click on the video above [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 15 | Chris Nikic | Ironman
Early in November, Chris Nikic became the first person with Down syndrome to ever attempt and complete the grueling Ironman triathlon (2.4 miles open-water swim, 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile run). With help from his dad and coach Dan Grieb, Chris started preparing more than a year in advance [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 14 | Noelle Lambert | The Born To Run Foundation
We all face adversity in our lives. The challenge is deciding how to deal with such adversity. On this episode of The Hero’s Call, we spoke with Noelle Lambert, a Division 1 athlete in women’s lacrosse, who lost her leg in a tragic accident. After receiving a running prosthetic as [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 13 | Leonard Lee | Masking the Community
The coronavirus can affect anyone, but for various reasons the virus has disproportionately affected the Black and Latino communities. We sat down with Leonard Lee, a member of the Boston Parks and Recreation Commission, who is helping to slow the spread by “masking the community.” To date, his initiative has [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 12 | John Kinney | Gloria’s Gladiators
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 11 | Annie’s Kindness Blankets
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. We sat down with three members from the Annie’s Kindness Blankets team to discuss the work their organization has done to stop the stigma around depression & suicide and promote kindness. Annie’s Kindness Blankets sends handmade blankets to those in need as an [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 10.2 | Susan Velardi | Elementary School Teacher
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 10 | Susan Velardi | Elementary School Teacher
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 9 | Declan Houton | Devri Boston
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 8 | Philjay Solar | Asian American Commission
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 7 | Cara Soulia | The Front Steps Project
How does a simple idea go viral and raise more than $1.85 Million for the charities most needy in the midst of a global pandemic? In Episode 7 of The Hero’s Call, learn how Needham photographer, Cara Soulia, took her unexpected free time and founded The Front Steps Project, where [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 6 | Dr. Tonisha Pinckney | Professor | Social Justice Advocate
In the wake of George Floyd’s murder and the racial justice crisis in our Country, learn how social justice advocate Dr. Tonisha Pinckney (Dr. Toni) is ready to resume mentoring police officers and to tackle race relations’ issues head on in an effort to make “liberty and justice for all” [...]
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The Hero’s Call | Episode 5 | Kerry Miller & Steve Clark | Mass Restaurant Association
Learn how 4 staff members of the Massachusetts Restaurant Association (MRA) carried the local restaurant industry on their back in an effort to help every restaurant and their employees navigate the pandemic and get to the other side of COVID-19.
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