Victories

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, a second offense. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss our client’s Operating Under the Influence of Liquor, Second Offense charge in favor of a plea on the charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle.

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Speeding, Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol, and No Inspection/Sticker. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case and our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence charge. The Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle charge was Continued Without a Finding (CWOF) for one (1) year. For the remaining charges of Speeding, Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol, and No Inspection/Sticker, our client was found not responsible. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Third Offense. After all the work our firm did in preparing the case and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the third offense drunk driving charge. This is a great result!

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate’s Hearing for a Person Under 21 Purchasing Liquor. After a Magistrate’s Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate not to issue a criminal complaint against our client as long as our client meets the conditions the Clerk Magistrate ordered. This will not appear on our client’s criminal record and is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor and Speeding. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case and our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to enter a Nolle Prosequi, i.e., dismissal of the charge, on the drunk driving charge. For the remaining charge of Speeding, our client was found not responsible. This is an outstanding result!

Our client retained our services to assist in the removal of an immediate threat suspension. Due to our firm’s work and after multiple hearings with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV), the RMV ordered our client’s license to be reinstated. The immediate threat suspension was lifted, and this is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License and Speeding. Due to all of the work our firm did and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the entire case. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense, Possession of Liquor By a Person Under 21, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle, and Speeding. Due to all of the work we did on our client’s case and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence and Possession of Liquor By a Person Under 21. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was Continued Without a Finding (CWOF) for six (6) months. Our client was found not responsible for the Marked Lanes Violation. This is a great result!

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate’s Hearing for OUI-Drugs, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle, No Inspection Sticker, and Possession of Class A Drug. After a Magistrate’s Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate not to issue a criminal complaint against our client as long as our client meets the conditions the Clerk Magistrate ordered. This will not appear on our client’s criminal record and is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense, in 2011. When our client was arrested in 2011, they submitted to a breath test, and the results from this breath test were used to prosecute our client. Due to issues surrounding the breath test that Attorney Bernard discovered through his work in the statewide breath test litigation case, our firm filed a Motion to Vacate the client’s guilty plea. Following the allowed motion, the case was completely dismissed. This offense is now completely removed from our client’s record!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle, and Using an Electronic Device While Operating a Motor Vehicle. Due to all the work our firm did in preparing this case for trial and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence Charge. The Commonwealth amended the complaint to the charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. The charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding for six months. For the remaining charge of Using an Electronic Device While Operating a Motor Vehicle, there was a finding of not responsible. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Third Offense, Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle, and Motor Vehicle Lights Violation. Due to all of the work our team did in preparing this case and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence charge. Our client was found guilty of the Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle charge. Our client was found not responsible for the remaining charge of Motor Vehicle Light Violation. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with a Marked Lanes Violation, Lights Violation, and Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License. Due to our advocacy and extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi, i.e., dismissal of the Marked lanes Violation charge. For the remaining charges of Lights Violation and Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License, the Commonwealth found our client not responsible. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, our firm presented an agreed-upon recommendation to the Judge. The Judge adopted the recommendation, and the OUI-Liquor, second offense, was resolved as a first offense pursuant to Commonwealth v. Cahill. Great result!

Our client retained our services to assist in the removal of a license suspension. Due to our firm’s work and after multiple hearings with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) and the Board of Appeal (BOA), the Board voted to modify the decision of the RMV and ordered our client’s license to be reinstated. Our client is now able to drive again! This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; and a Marked Lanes Violation. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a Nolle Prosequi, i.e., dismissal of the charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation was continued without a finding, and the client was found not responsible for the Marked Lanes Violation. This is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense. After preparing this case for trial and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth ultimately agreed to dismiss the OUI charge. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth entered a Nolle Prosequi, i.e., dismissal of the OUI charge. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Marked Lanes Violation; Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle; Possession of a Firearm Without FID Card; Possession of a Large Capacity Firearm; and Possession of Ammunition Without FID Card. After extensively preparing a defense for the client's case, our firm took this case to trial. After a jury trial, Attorney Murphy was able to successfully convince the jury to find our client not guilty of drunk driving and not responsible for Possession of Open Containers! The remaining charges of Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle and Possession of Ammunition Without a FID Card were continued without a finding, and the Possession of a Large Capacity Firearm charge was dismissed. This is an outstanding result! 

Our client retained our services to assist in the removal of an immediate threat license suspension. Due to our firm’s work and after multiple hearings with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) and the Board of Appeal (BOA), the Board voted to modify the decision of the RMV and ordered our client’s license to be reinstated. The immediate threat suspension was lifted, and our client is now able to drive again! This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Drugs, First Offense; Possession of a Class A Drug; Possession of a Class B Drug; and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. Due to all of our work, the Commonwealth agreed to place our client on pretrial probation pursuant to G.L. c. 276, sec. 87. So long as our client complies with all conditions of the pretrial probation, the case will be completely dismissed after six months. This is an excellent outcome!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense, and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding. This is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense; No Inspection Sticker; and Obstructed/Nontransparent Window. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth entered a Nolle Prosequi for all counts, i.e. dismissal of the charges. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Third Offense; Leaving the Scene of Property Damage; and Marked Lanes Violation. Due to all the work our firm did in preparing this case for trial, our client was found not guilty of OUI-Liquor, Third Offense. For the remaining charge of Leaving the Scene of Property, the Commonwealth entered a Nolle Prosequi, i.e., a dismissal, and entered a not responsible for the Marked Lanes Violation charge. This is an incredible result! 

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; Registration Not in Possession; and Speeding. Due to all of our firm's work in preparing this case for trial and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth entered a Nolle Prosequi for the Operating Under the Influence charge. This charge was dismissed! The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding, and a finding of not responsible was entered for Possession of an Open Container; Registration Not in Possession; and Speeding. This is an outstanding result! 

Our client has an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) in their motor vehicle and received a notice for alleged failed rolling retest violations. After a hearing with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV), the RMV found no violation and rescinded our client’s pending license suspension. Our client is thrilled!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense, and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing for trial and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI-Liquor charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding. This is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; and a Motor Vehicle Lights Violation. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge. The charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding. Our client was found not responsible for the remaining Motor Vehicle Lights Violation charge. This is an outstanding result!

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate’s Hearing for OUI-Drugs; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; No Inspection Sticker; and Possession of Class A Drug. After a Magistrate’s Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate not to issue a criminal complaint against our client. This will not appear on our client’s criminal record and is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Failure to Stop for Police; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; and Resisting Arrest. Based on our firm's advocacy and extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth entered a Nolle Prosequi for the Operating Under the Influence charge and Failure to Stop for Police charge, i.e., dismissal of the charges. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding. This is a great result! 

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense, and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. Due to all of our firm's work in preparing this case for trial and based on our advocacy, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi, i.e., dismissal of all the charges. This is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; Marked Lanes Violation; and Speeding. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi for the drunk driving charge, i.e., dismissal of the charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding, and a finding of not responsible was entered for both the Marked Lanes Violation and Speeding. This is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License, No Inspection Sticker, and an Unregistered Motor Vehicle. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the Operating a Motor Vehicle with a Suspended License charge. Our client was found not responsible for the remaining charges. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense, and Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi for the Operating Under the Influence charge, i.e., dismissal of the charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding. This is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Intoxicated Licensee Carrying a Firearm; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; and Speeding. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi for the Operating Under the Influence charge and the Intoxicated Licensee Carrying a Firearm charge. Both of these charges were dismissed! The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding, and a finding of not responsible was entered for Speeding. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case for trial and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi for the Operating Under the Influence charge, i.e., dismissal of the charge. This is a great result!

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate's Hearing for Leaving the Scene of Personal Injury. After a Magistrate's Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate not to issue a criminal complaint against our client. This will not appear on our client's criminal record; it is an amazing result!

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate's Hearing for Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Failure to Stop for Police. After a Magistrate's Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate that there was no probable cause found regarding the charge of Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle. The charge of Failure to Stop for Police was continued for one year and will be dismissed. This will not appear on our client's criminal record and it is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor and Marked Lanes Violation. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case for trial, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI charge. The complaint was amended to the charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle and was continued without a finding. This is an amazing result!

Due to our firm's work and after multiple hearings with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) and the Board of Appeal (BOA), the Board voted to modify the decision of the RMV and ordered our client's license to be reinstated. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense, and Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle. Due to all of the work, our firm did in preparing this case for trial, and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, our firm successfully convinced the Commonwealth to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence charge. The remaining charge of Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding. This is an amazing result!

Our client is a veteran and was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Intoxicated Licensee Carrying a Firearm; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; and Speeding. After completing all requirements under the Brave Act and based on our advocacy, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the entire case prior to arraignment. This is an excellent result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense. After filing a Motion to Dismiss, Attorney Whalen appeared for the motion hearing. After an oral argument, the judge allowed our motion, and the case was dismissed. Our client is so happy!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Third Offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the third offense drunk driving charge. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi, i.e., dismissal of the OUI charge. This is an excellent result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense. Our firm extensively prepared and took this case to trial. After a bench trial, Attorney Bernard successfully convinced the judge to find our client not guilty of Operating Under the Influence. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense. Our firm extensively prepared and took this case to trial. After a bench trial, Attorney Bernard successfully convinced the judge to find our client not guilty of Operating Under the Influence. This is an outstanding result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense. After extensively preparing a defense for the client's case, our firm took this case to trial. After a jury trial, Attorney Murphy was able to successfully convince the jury to find our client not guilty of drunk driving. This is an outstanding result!

Our client retained our services to assist in the removal of an immediate threat license suspension. Due to our firm's work and after multiple hearings with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) and the Board of Appeal (BOA), the Board voted to modify the decision of the RMV and ordered our client's license to be reinstated. The immediate threat suspension was lifted, and our client is now able to drive again!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Third Offense. Due to all of our firm's work in preparing this case for trial and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI charge! The complaint was amended to the charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Intoxicated Licensee Carrying a Firearm; Improper Storage of a Firearm; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol; and License Not in Possession. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case for trial and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence charge and the Intoxicated Licensee Carrying a Firearm charge. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense, in 2012. Due to the issues surrounding the breath test that Attorney Bernard discovered through his work in the statewide breath test litigation case, our firm filed a Motion to Vacate our client's guilty plea. After the Court allowed our motion, we set the case for trial. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case for trial, and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the case was entirely dismissed. Our client's hard work and commitment to recovery played a considerable role in this outcome! 

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Possession of a Class B Drug; Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol; and a Miscellaneous Motor Vehicle Equipment Violation. Due to all of the work our firm did in preparing this case for trial and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle proseui for the Operating Under the Influence charge, i.e. dismissal of the charge. The remaining charges were all dismissed. This is a fantastic result!  

Our client was charged with B&E for Misdemeanor and Trespassing, both were continued for a period of six months of pretrial probation pursuant to G.L. c. 276, sec. 87. So long as the client complies with all conditions of the pretrial probation, the case will be completely dismissed by the Commonwealth. This is an excellent outcome!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, First Offense; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; and a Motor Vehicle Lights Violation. Due to our firm’s work regarding the motions we filed and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence Charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding, and a finding of not responsible was entered for the Motor Vehicle Lights Violation. This is an excellent result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Second Offense; Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle; and Failure to Drive in the Right Lane. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the Operating Under the Influence Charge. The remaining charge of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle was continued without a finding, and a finding of not responsible was entered for Failure to Drive in the Right Lane. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor. After extensively preparing a defense for the client’s case, our firm took this case to trial. After a bench trial, Attorney Bernard was able to successfully convince the judge to find our client not guilty of drunk driving. Our client is so thankful! 

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle, Possession of Liquor Under 21, and Disorderly Conduct. After extensive negotiations with the Attorney General’s office, the Commonwealth ultimately agreed to dismiss the charges. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, Possession of liquor Under 21, and Possession of a False RMV Document. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the Commonwealth ultimately agreed to dismiss the charges. The Commonwealth also found our client was not responsible for a charge involving a marked violation. This is an extraordinary result!

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate's Hearing for a marked lanes violation, and negligent operation of a motor vehicle. After a Magistrate's Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate to not issue a criminal complaint against our client. This will not appear on our client's criminal record and it is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Due to our firm's work regarding the motions we filed and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI charge. This is an excellent result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, our firm successfully convinced the Commonwealth to enter a nolle prosequi, i.e. dismissal of the OUI charge. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle was continued without a finding for one year. This is a fantastic outcome!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. After extensive negotiations with the  District Attorney’s Office, our firm successfully convinced the Commonwealth to dismiss the OUI second offense charge. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle was continued without a finding for six months. This is a great result! 

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate's Hearing for a marked lanes violation, reckless operation of a motor vehicle, and speeding. After a Magistrate's Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate to not issue a criminal complaint against our client. This will not appear on our client's criminal record and it is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. After extensive negotiations with the  District Attorney’s Office, we were able to present an unagreed recommendation to the Judge. The Judge adopted our recommendation and Count One involving OUI-Liquor, second offense, was dismissed. The complaint was amended to the charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle and continued without a finding for one year. This is an excellent result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Attorney Bob Murphy from our firm took this case to trial. After the jury was empaneled for the trial, the Commonwealth did not meet their burden to prove the OUI charge. As a result, Attorney Murphy forced the issue with the Judge and filed a motion of a required finding of not guilty on all counts. The Judge allowed the motion and the client was found not guilty. 

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, we were able to present an unagreed recommendation to the Judge. The Judge adopted our recommendation and the charge of OUI-Liquor was entered by the Commonwealth as a nolle prosequi, i.e. dismissal of the charge. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle was continued without a finding for six months. This is a great result!

Our client received a Notice of Magistrate’s Hearing for OUI-Liquor, a marked lanes violation, and leaving the scene of property damage. After a Magistrate’s Hearing, our firm successfully convinced the Clerk Magistrate to not issue a criminal complaint against our client. This will not appear on our client’s criminal record and it is an amazing result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, third offense, and our firm brought this case to trial. After the jury was empaneled for the trial, the Commonwealth did not meet their burden to prove the OUI charge. As a result, Attorney Bernard forced the issue with the Judge and filed a motion of a required finding of not guilty on all counts. The Judge allowed this motion and the entire case was dismissed!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Due to the exonerating booking video and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle was continued without a finding for six months. After six months, the case will be dismissed as a matter of law. This is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor in 2021 and had a prior offense from 2016. After extensive litigation in the 2016 OUI matter, the Court allowed our motion to vacate our client's plea. We subsequently engaged in long and lengthy negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, and the Commonwealth ultimately agreed to dismiss the 2016 OUI charge and the 2021 OUI charge. This is an extraordinary result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Due to our firm's work regarding the motions we filed and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI charge. This is an excellent result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, we were able to present an agreed-upon recommendation to the Judge. The Judge adopted our agreed-upon recommendation and OUI Liquor, second offense, was dismissed. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle was continued without a finding for one year. This is a fantastic result!

Our client was involved in a motor vehicle accident and consequently, an immediate threat suspension was placed on their license. After multiple hearings with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV), we were able to remove the immediate threat suspension and our client successfully reinstated their license. This is a great outcome! 

Our client is a veteran and was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After completing all requirements under the Brave Act and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney’s Office, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case prior to arraignment. This is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor 2019. After also retaining our firm for a Motion to Vacate their plea in their prior 2018 offence, and after lengthy and extensive negotiations with the prosecutor, we successfully convinced the prosecutor to dismiss both cases. This is an extraordinary result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, we successfully convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the drunk driving charge and amend the complaint to negligent operation of a motor vehicle. This charge was continued without a finding for six months. After six months, this case will be dismissed. Client is ecstatic!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi, i.e. dismissal of the drunk driving charge. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle. This charge was continued without a finding for nine months. After nine months, this case will be dismissed. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, we successfully convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the drunk driving charge. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle. This charge was continued without a finding for nine months. After nine months, this case will be dismissed. This is a fantastic result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Our firm was prepared to take the case to trial, but after extensive negotiations with the Commonwealth, Attorney Bernard was able to successfully convince the prosecutor to dismiss the drunk driving charge. Client is so thankful!

Our client is a veteran and was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After completing all requirements under the Brave Act and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case. Client is happy!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, we successfully convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the drunk driving charge. The remaining charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle. This charge was continued without a finding for six months. After six months, this case will be dismissed. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, our firm presented an agreed-upon recommendation to the Judge. The Judge adopted the recommendation, and the OUI-Liquor, second offense, was resolved as a first offense pursuant to Commonwealth v. Cahill. Great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensively preparing a defense for this client's case, our firm took this case to trial. After a bench trial, Attorney Bernard was able to successfully convince the judge to find our client not guilty of drunk driving and the case was dismissed. Client is thrilled!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, in 2015. Our client is a veteran and qualified for a Brave Act disposition at the time of his case. Our firm filed a Motion to Vacate the client's guilty plea. Following the allowed motion and after completing all requirements under the Brave Act, our client's case was dismissed. This is a great result!

Wrongfully Imprisoned Client Released From Jail

Prior to hiring our firm, our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, third offense. He took his case to trial with a different firm. Unfortunately, after trial he was found guilty and was incarcerated. After speaking with our firm, we were able to uncover multiple appeal issues with the trial itself and the judge's finding that he was a third offender. We immediately filed motions for relief and a motion for new trial. The judge realized these issues and allowed in part our motion for new trial, which legally vacated his jail sentence. Because his sentence was vacated, there was no longer any legal basis for our client to continue to be held in jail. However, the judge refused to release our client from jail and continued to order that he be held despite there being no legal basis to do so. We immediately filed an emergency appeal of the judge's order illegally holding our client in jail. Ultimately, the Massachusetts Appeals Court agreed with us and allowed our petition to immediately release our client from jail, and he has since been released! Our client was given back his freedom and home with his family! 

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. After preparing to take this case to trial and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, our firm presented an agreed-upon recommendation to the Judge. The Judge adopted the recommendation, and the OUI-Liquor, second offense, was resolved as a first offense pursuant to Commonwealth v. Cahill. Great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. As a result of our hard work and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi, i.e. dismissal of the charges, on all counts. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, we successfully convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the drunk driving charge and amend the complaint to negligent operation of a motor vehicle. This charge was continued without a finding for three months. After three months, this case will be dismissed. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Drugs, first offense. Our firm extensively prepared and took this case to trial. After a bench trial, Attorney Bernard successfully convinced the Judge to find our client not guilty of OUI-Drugs. Client is so happy!

Our client is a veteran and was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After completing all requirements under the Brave Act and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case prior to arraignment. As a result, this case will not show on our client's CORI. This is an amazing outcome!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, fourth offense. After extensively preparing a defense for this client's case while working with two experts, Attorney Bernard took this case to trial. After a jury trial, Attorney Bernard successfully convinced the jury to find our client not guilty of drunk driving and thus our client avoided the possibility of going to jail. This is an amazing outcome!

Our client had two open cases both being charged for OUI-Liquor, second offense, among other charges. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, Attorney Bernard was able to successfully convince the prosecutor to agree to dismiss both of the drunk driving charges. This is a great outcome!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive work on this case, we prepared this case for a trial. At a bench trial, Attorney Bernard was able to successfully convince the Judge to dismiss our client's case. They were extremely grateful!

Our client has an ignition interlock device (IID) in their motor vehicle. After alleged IID violations, our firm represented this client at a hearing with the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV). After advocating on behalf of our client, the RMV agreed to drop these alleged violations and our client was permitted to reinstate their license subject to the IID restriction. This is a great outcome!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, and was prepared to fight the case. Our firm was able to have the District Attorney's Office examine the file, specifically the booking and cruiser video, and they agreed it was exonerating. As a result, the Commonwealth dismissed the drunk driving charge and client is so grateful.

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, and is a college student. Due to the exonerating booking video and cruiser video and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the drunk driving charge was completely dismissed. Client is ecstatic!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, and has a CDL. Although our firm was prepared to take the case to trial, Attorney Bernard successfully convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the drunk driving charge. Great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. Our firm was prepared to take the case to trial, but after extensive negotiations with the Commonwealth, Attorney Bernard was able to successfully convince the prosecutor to dismiss the drunk driving charge. Client is so thankful!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, and is a college student. Due to the exonerating video and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the drunk driving charge was completely dismissed. Client is ecstatic!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge. The complaint was amended to negligent operation of a motor vehicle. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Drugs, third offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi, i.e. dismissal of the drug charge. Client is thrilled!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, and refused field sobriety tests and the breath test. After Attorney Bernard prepared diligently for trial, he was able to successfully convince the jury to find our client not guilty. Client is so happy!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Our firm prepared diligently for trial and after a bench trial, Attorney Bernard successfully convinced the Judge to find our client not guilty for the OUI charge. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Due to our firm's work regarding the motions we filed and after extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the OUI charge. This is an excellent result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge. The complaint was amended to the charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle and was continued without a finding for six months.

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge. Client was delighted!

Our client is a college student and was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, in 2012. When our client was arrested in 2012, they submitted to a breath test and the results from this breath test were used to prosecute our client. Due to issues surrounding the breath test that Attorney Bernard discovered through his work in the statewide breath test litigation case, our firm filed a Motion to Vacate the client's guilty plea. Following the allowed motion, the Commonwealth entered a nolle prosequi, and the case was completely dismissed. This offense is now completely removed from our client's record!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, second offense. After extensive negotiations with the District Attorney's Office, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge. This is a great result!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. Our client has a CDL and it was important for them to beat this case. After our firm was prepared to take this case to trial and due to all of our hard work, the case was successfully negotiated with the District Attorney's Office on the day of trial. As a result, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the drunk driving charge!

Our client was unfortunately charged with motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation. Due to our firm's diligent work, the Commonwealth agreed to dismiss the motor vehicle homicide charge and our client pled to negligent operation of a motor vehicle.

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, in 2014. When our client was arrested in 2014, they submitted to a breath test and the results from this breath test were used to prosecute our client. Due to issues surrounding the breath test that Attorney Bernard discovered through his work in the statewide breath test litigation case, our firm filed a Motion to Vacate the client's guilty plea. Following the allowed motion, the case was completely dismissed. This offense is now completely removed from our client's record!

Our client is a college student and was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense. After diligently preparing for trial and after a bench trial, Attorney Diggles was able to successfully convince the Judge to find our client not guilty. Go Attorney Diggles!

Our client was charged with OUI-Liquor, first offense, and negligent operation of a motor vehicle. It was very important to our client to beat this case and that is exactly what our firm did. Our firm diligently prepared for trial and after a bench trial, Attorney Bernard was able to successfully convince the Judge to find our client not guilty. As a result, our client's case was completely dismissed. Client was overjoyed with tears!