Massachusetts DUI Attorneys
DON'T LET A
MASSACHUSETTS DUI
RUIN YOUR LIFE!
Drunk driving charges in Massachusetts are technically referred to as OUI (Operating Under the Influence), however most people know this term as DUI (Driving Under the Influence). No matter what you call a drunk driving charge, there are serious penalties for first time and repeat offenders.
You May Have a Defense
The many rules and regulations governing the initial police stop, field sobriety and breathalyzer tests provide an excellent attorney plenty of room for a strong defense because police officers routinely cut corners and make presumptions that the law forbids. These same officers, along with the District Attorney, also rely on your lack of information to secure your conviction. Additionally, those whom you come into contact with in court are primarily interested in moving your case through the system as quickly as possible - which is often not in your best interest. Don't let this happen.
Get the Legal Help That You Need
If you or a loved one is arrested for a DUI charge in Massachusetts, the first thing that you should do is hire a DUI Defense Attorney. Real-life criminal law is not like television. Cases are not resolved in one hour, and the solutions are normally not simple. Any criminal lawyer will tell you that going to court alone is throwing yourself into a potentially hostile environment blindfolded.
Our firm, The Massachusetts DUI Defense Group is a statewide network of knowledgeable, well-trained, and experienced attorneys who provide aggressive legal representation and work our clients through the maze of the DUI court process.
Our attorneys are on a mission: to help people accused of a Massachusetts DUI avoid a conviction and keep their driver's license. We start by analyzing the facts of your case as we conduct an independent investigation of our own. The police and accusers are going to have their story, and as we champion your rights, we'll be presenting yours.
To learn how we discredit law enforcement's story, listen to one of our DUI Seminars here.
We have local offices in Norwood, Plymouth, Woburn, Springfield and Worcester. Our DUI Defense Attorneys meet clients at night and on the weekend - we even meet clients on Sundays!
For a Free Case Evaluation,
Contact Us or Call (888) 693-8434.
A Dirty Little Secret…
Contrary to popular belief, driving after the consumption of alcohol is not a crime. A crime is only committed if you are (1) operating a motor vehicle, (2) on a public way, (3) under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If the District Attorney fails to prove any one of these elements beyond a reasonable doubt, then your case will result in a dismissal.
There are TWO CASES
For Every Massachusetts DUI Arrest
When you are arrested for a DUI, your problem becomes like a big tree with two branches. One branch deals with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) Hearing and your driver's license, Hardship license (also known as a "Cinderella License," work license, or limited-use license), and ignition interlock device. The other branch deals with the aspects of your criminal case.
Implied-consent laws create the legal presumption that if you take advantage of the privilege of driving on a Massachusetts road, you automatically consent to state-administered breath testing to determine your blood-alcohol content (BAC). If you refuse to take a breath test, your driver's license will be suspended by the RMV.
The first phone call or meeting is on us…there is no risk on your part. One of our DUI Defense Attorneys will thoroughly examine your charges to find all possible grounds of defense.
When all you need is reasonable doubt, even the smallest details matter. When you come to our office, bring everything that you have with you - the police report, documents dealing with your arrest or prior DUI cases - along with any questions you have about what happens next. When we are finished, if you're not convinced that we will be able to challenge the evidence and get your case dismissed, or plea bargain for a lesser charge and penalties, then you can leave and we won't contact you again.
Contact Us Today To Set Up Your Appointment
Use our Case Evaluation form to set ‑ up your appointment, or call us to schedule your meeting at (888) 693-8434. The meeting is free and the advice is priceless.