License Suspension And OUI Blog

Being charged with a DUI does not always lead to a conviction. There are many reasons why a DUI case can be dismissed, sometimes before it reaches court.

Being convicted of multiple DUIs can have a serious impact. Hiring an experienced attorney and making lifestyle changes can help you avoid long-term consequences.

If you are from out of state, here is everything you need to know about Massachusetts OUI laws and regulations.

If you are charged with a DUI in Massachusetts, you risk the chance of it going on your driving record. This could seriously impact your life in many ways.

In Massachusetts multiple and certain first-time OUI offenders are required to install and maintain an ignition interlock device for a set period time. Multiple offenders are required to maintain an interlock device for a minimum of two years. First-time OUI offenders are now required to have an ...

When Are Medical Evaluation Forms Needed? Medical evaluation forms are most often needed to determine whether a driver is still physically and mentally capable of operating a vehicle safely. A driver's capacity to operate a motor vehicle safely can be called into question by your healthcare pro...

Being aware of changes in driving behavior in older drivers can ensure that everyone stays safe on the road. Old age does not always equate to an inability to operate a motor vehicle. There are plenty of resources in place to help make that decision.

You can be charged with reckless driving in Massachusetts for a wide variety of reasons including such acts as speeding, texting while driving, or getting into an accident and very often accompany an OUI charge.

After getting arrested for a DUI, you should contact an attorney as soon as possible to prepare for your first appearance, pre-trial conferences, motion hearing, and trial by jury or bench trial.

Breath Test Results are Inadmissible Again Judge Robert A. Brennan on November 15th issued a statewide suspension of the use of breath-test results in any DUI/OUI cases throughout Massachusetts. Defense Attorney's have filed numerous motions calling into question whether the breath-test device p...

Should I Get a Lawyer for My First DUI? The answer is always yes. After getting charged with a DUI, you should immediately contact an attorney. They can guide you through the legal process and help fight for a “not guilty” or negotiate the best plea deal. Our DUI attorneys have years of experience to help guide you.

OUI vs. DUI: What's the Difference? Both OUIs and DUIs refer to impaired driving charges in the state of Massachusetts. But, is there a difference? Under Massachusetts law, they mean the same thing and are often used interchangeably Each state has different terminology when referring to driving...

Massachusetts has one of the strictest license suspension laws in the United States. The Registry of Motor Vehicles can revoke your driving privileges immediately prior to a driver having any right to a hearing. One suspension suspension is known as the Medical Immediate Threat. This suspension c...

Massachusetts' DUI laws are some of the strictest in the United Sates. But, is a DUI a felony in the state of Massachusetts? We have compiled a breakdown of the different DUI offenses and whether each one is a misdemeanor or a felony. If you were charged with a DUI in the state of Massachusetts, ...

27,000 OUI/DUI convictions Could be Overturned The Massachusetts Trial Court announced this week that 27,000 notices will be sent to individuals who may have pled or were found guilty of OUI/DUI between 2011 and 2019 and today may be eligible to have the conviction overturned and a new trial orde...

Individuals who are either Massachusetts Residents and/or Massachusetts Driver's License Holders are held to an extremely high bar when it comes to out of state violations. This is especially so for such individuals who are charged with and convicted of an out of state OUI/DUI. Not only will your...

Being charged with driving under the influence is difficult enough, but to be under 21 years old and charged with this offense is even more challenging. In this blog, I provide answers to common questions young people and their parents have about these charges and discuss how you may be eligible ...

In Massachusetts if your license is suspended for two or more operating under the influence convictions, you will not be able to reinstate your license without first having an Ignition Interlock Device installed in a vehicle. In fact, any car that you own, lease or operate will be required to be ...