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Nov

Ignition Interlock Violations – What Can Lead You to Being Called in for a Hearing

Like many contracts, we sign on the dotted line prior to reading the fine print. The ignitioninterlock operator's affidavit is no different. When you enter the Interlock Program in Massachusetts, you must complete an ignition interlock operator's affidavit (for referen...

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08

Nov

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Complaint Fraudulent License Suspension

If you received a letter from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles with language stating you are suspended for a Complaint Fraudulent License, you will want to seek out legal representation.Although in most of these cases, there are no corresponding criminal charges, the...

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13

Sep

Blue Envelope Program

Blue Envelope ProgramWhat is the Blue Envelope Program?  The Blue Envelope Program is a collaborative effort with a main goal of making traffic stops safer and easier to understand for individuals with autism spectrum disorder. Who are the partnerships for the...

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19

Apr

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How Can We Help You Help Us?

8 Tips for Being Successful on your License Case Read our emails! They contain important information related to your specific case and what can be expected. They provide an important outline of what's to come. If you need correspondence via mail rather than e-mail, please le...

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08

Oct

Matthew Gilman, attorney at law

Attorney Matt Gilman: Fighting To Protect Residents of Massachusetts

Recently, Matt Gilman and other attorneys specializing in Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) cases are pushing for access to their clients' driving records. This new development follows the implementation of an immigrant driver's license law that imposes restrictions on third-party...

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23

Jun

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Super Lawyers Adds Matthew Gilman And Julie Gaudreau To The 2023 Massachusetts Rising Stars List

Super Lawyers publishes a "Rising Stars" list that recognizes attorneys who have practiced for ten years or less and have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The Rising Stars list is limited to no more than 2.5% of attorneys in a state yearly...

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21

Jun

Woman getting pulled over by the cops at night

Can You Be Too Drunk to Decide? Can You Be Too Drunk to Consent to the Breathalyzer?

In Debra Baldwin v. Registrar of Motor Vehicles, Baldwin was arrested and charged with OUI, and her license was suspended for refusing the breathalyzer test. Ms. Baldwin challenged the breathalyzer refusal suspension at the Registry of Motor Vehicles, arguing that her intoxicatio...

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02

Jun

Work and Family Mobility Act: What it Means for You and Your Family in MA

In June of 2022, the Massachusetts Senate overruled Governor Charlie Baker's veto, which would have denied the Work and Family Mobility Act. This bill will go into effect on July 1, 2023, granting eligible residents of Massachusetts the opportunity to drive, regardless of t...

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19

May

Matthew Gilman and Julie Gaudreau Complete NHTSA Standardized Field Sobriety Training Program

The Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (SFST) training curriculum collectively prepares police officers and other qualified persons to conduct the SFSTs for use in DWI investigations. This training is widely used across the United States and is considered the gold standard in fi...

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10

May

SJC rules: Nearly eight years of breath test results cannot be used in drunk-driving prosecutions

The Massachusetts State Supreme Court ruled that alcohol tests given in Massachusetts between June 2011 and April 2019 with a type of breath test machine that periodically malfunctioned cannot be used in drunk-driving prosecutions. Their ruling throws roughly 27,000 OUI convictio...

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