Bacon Wilson, P.C.

We are proud to share that Bacon Wilson, P.C. has been recognized by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly as one of its 2026 In the Lead: Legacy Law Firms.

This recognition celebrates Massachusetts law firms that have not only stood the test of time—25 years or more—but have continued to evolve, adapt, and thrive while maintaining an unwavering commitment to exceptional client service.

Founded in 1895, Bacon Wilson has spent more than 130 years serving individuals, families, businesses, municipalities, and nonprofit organizations throughout Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut. While we're proud of our history, this recognition is truly a reflection of the people who make our firm what it is today—our dedicated attorneys, exceptional staff, loyal clients, and the communities we are privileged to serve.

Thank you to Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for this honor, and congratulations to all of the distinguished firms recognized alongside us. We're honored to be part of a group of firms helping shape the future of the legal profession while preserving the values that have guided generations of trusted client service.

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The greatest compliment we could ever receive, is your trust.
Every five-star review, kind word, and referral reminds us why we do what we do. Whether we've helped you navigate a real estate closing, plan for your family's future, resolve a legal dispute, or support your business, we're grateful you chose Bacon Wilson to be part of your journey.

Your feedback not only means the world to our attorneys and staff—it also helps others in our community find trusted legal guidance when they need it most.

If you've had a positive experience with Bacon Wilson, we'd be honored if you would take a moment to leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Google. And if you know someone who could benefit from experienced legal counsel, we'd be grateful if you shared our name with them.

Thank you for allowing us to serve Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut for more than 130 years. Your confidence in us is what continues to help our firm—and our community—grow.

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Seasonal jobs, holiday work, and temporary positions can provide valuable income, but seasonal employees still have important legal rights.

Many workers don't realize that being classified as "seasonal" does not automatically mean giving up important workplace protections related to wages, workplace safety, discrimination, harassment, or overtime eligibility.

Whether you're working at a summer camp, amusement park, retail store, landscaping company, or in the hospitality industry, it's important to understand your rights and recognize when an employer may be violating labor laws.

Does your child work a seasonal job? What about your spouse or partner, or perhaps even your parents?

If you have questions about your treatment at work or believe your rights may have been violated, swipe through to learn more about the legal protections available to seasonal employees in Massachusetts.

Summer is a season for making memories—not preventable tragedies.

Longer days, vacations, backyard barbecues, concerts, and celebrations often mean more people on the road and more opportunities for impaired driving. Taking a few moments to plan ahead can help protect you, your passengers, and everyone sharing the road.

If you plan to drink, designate a sober driver, arrange a rideshare, or make plans to stay overnight. Responsible choices save lives.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a crash caused by an impaired driver, the experienced personal injury attorneys at Bacon Wilson are here to help you understand your legal rights and pursue the compensation you deserve.