Billerica has a population of about 40,000 residents and is located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. It is a very historic settlement, as it was founded in 1652 and officially incorporated in 1655. The city is home to several historic places, including the Fiske House, the Deacon Samuel House, Howe School, and the Jaquith House.

Billerica's bustling economy is fueled by several industrial and medical companies such as Pan Am Railways and Pharmalucence Company. Other companies located in the city are American Science Engineering and Lantheus Medical Imaging. Billerica's economy makes it a suitable place for persons seeking employment and residential opportunities.

The city also boasts an extensive sports and recreation program. Sports Illustrated magazine has recently listed the town as one the nation's top fifty cities for sports. Enthusiasts can visit the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Billerica, the Rangeway Golf course, or the Country Club of Billerica for sports activities. Billerica also has a successful youth sports program including youth basketball, football, and little league baseball. The city is often referred to as the "Sportstown" of the state.

Cases filed by lawyers in Billerica, Massachusetts can be heard at the Middlesex Superior Court. The superior court has jurisdiction over a wide array of civil and criminal cases. Many Billerica lawyers find the Massachusetts Trial Court Law Library system to be a valuable resource.