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Jessica A. King is an attorney with Koufman & Frederick, LLP, in Boston, where she focuses her practice on civil rights, medical malpractice, and personal injury matters. Serving clients from the firm’s office at 145 Tremont Street in the heart of downtown Boston, she represents individuals and families facing serious legal challenges with professionalism, care, and determination. Her practice is centered on helping clients pursue justice after injuries, medical negligence, and violations of their rights, with an approach grounded in thorough preparation and attentive client service. With 120 years of combined experience reflected through her practice background, Jessica brings a seasoned perspective to complex disputes and high-stakes litigation. She understands that each case is deeply personal and often arrives at a stressful time in a client’s life. For that reason, she is committed to providing clear communication, practical guidance, and steadfast advocacy from the initial consultation through resolution. Whether pursuing accountability for negligent medical care, advocating for those harmed by another party’s carelessness, or standing up for individuals whose civil rights have been violated, Jessica works diligently to protect her clients’ interests. Jessica’s work is defined by a commitment to excellence, compassion, and results-oriented representation. She strives to ensure that every client receives personalized attention and a strong legal voice. Through her role at Koufman & Frederick, LLP, she continues to be a trusted advocate for those seeking experienced counsel in civil rights, medical malpractice, and personal injury cases in Boston and throughout Massachusetts.
Civil rights attorneys protect individuals whose constitutional rights have been violated. They fight against discrimination, police misconduct, and other civil liberties violations. Common matters include police misconduct, discrimination, voting rights, first amendment.