Lowell District Court License Suspended for OUI Dismissed
Lowell District Court – February, 2021 Client was stopped for operating with his license suspended. Making matters worse his license was suspended due to a third offense OUI/DUI conviction. In Massachusetts a person who is arrested or charged and found guilty of operating on a suspended license that is suspended due to an OUI/DUI faces […]
Third Offense OUI Hardship Granted
We are thrilled that the Board of Appeals recently voted to issue our client a hardship license during the balance of his eight year OUI suspension. Our client was serving an eight year suspension for a third offense OUI. The Board of Appeals Decision will pave the way for our client to further build his […]
Motion For A New Trial On 1987 OUI Granted And Charges Dismissed
Client came to the office with a thirteen year license suspension, five years for refusing the breathalyzer and eight years for an OUI. Client was not eligible to even apply for a hardship license until 2020 and his full suspension would not conclude until 2028. We decided to file a Motion for a New Trial […]
Client Facing Operating Under The Influence Charges Had Complaint Not Issued At Show Cause Hearing.
Dave T* was involved in a serious car accident in Worcester County in August, 2018. Multiple vehicles were involved in the accident that occured just five minutes from Dave’s residence. According to the police who responded to the accident Dave was unsteady on his feet, had blood shot eyes, slurred his speech and had an […]
Client Charged With Operating Under The Influence Case Dismissed!
Mike* came to the firm from the state of Colorado. Mike never had a Massachusetts license but in 2004 was charged with OUI/DUI. For years Mike was able to renew his Colorado license but now in March 2018 he was being told he was blocked on the National Driver Registry. Mike spoke with Attorney Gilman […]
Client Found Not Guilty After Jury Trial Of 3rd Offense OUI
John* was charged with a third offense OUI after he crossed into the wrong lane of travel, hit the curb and struck a building. In Massachusetts a conviction on a third offense OUI carries a mandatory minimum jail sentence of 180 days. Witnesses observed the entire accident and observed John get out of the car […]