Attorney Matthew Gilman has helped many people fight OUI charges, criminal traffic charges, and license suspensions, and his record of success speaks for itself. Read about some of his past cases, and see for yourself what he was able to achieve for clients just like you.
We are thrilled to announce that on June 26, 2018, the Division of Insurance Board of Appeals voted to grant our client a Hardship License between 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. At the time of our hearing, our client who resides on Cape Cod had served 2,028 days of his thirteen (13) year license suspen... Read On
Mike* came to Gilman Law, P.C., after he was arrested and charged with Operating After Suspension for OUI. A conviction of Operating After Suspension for OUI in Massachusetts carries a mandatory minimum jail sentence of 60 days and an additional 1-year license suspension. In addition to the manda... Read On
We are thrilled to announce that on June 12, 2018, the Division of Insurance Board of Appeals voted to grant our client a Hardship License between 1:00 P.M. and 1:00 A.M. Our client's license had already been suspended for 1,188 days for refusing the breathalyzer test. Our client is the mother o... Read On
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... Read On
Mike* was charged with committing the crime of assault and battery after he allegedly got into an argument and pushed his roommate. Mike had an extensive criminal record and if found guilty was likely facing a significant jail sentence. We are thrilled to announce that in under 20 minutes the ju... Read On
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 b... Read On
Client was in the early stages of a five year license suspension for a subsequent conviction of Larceny of a Motor Vehicle. Client had an extensive history of illegal drug use and convictions for stealing motor vehicles. Client served a House of Correction Sentence and retained Gilman Law to hel... Read On
On June 13, 2018, my client was found not responsible for speeding. The client was alleged to have been going 58 mph in a 35 mph zone. A responsible finding would have been devastating to not just the client but his family. Client is one of four boys to a divorced mother, who is enrolled fulltime... Read On
In this case my client who resided in Western Massachusetts was suspended as a Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO). The client had served already two years of the four year suspension without any difficulty. Attorney Gilman brought the client to the Board of Appeals where he spoke of the hardship tha... Read On
Over the past month Attorney Gilman has gone three for three at the Board of Appeals with Junior Operator License Suspension cases! Each of the clients were in the beginning stages of a state mandated 90-day license suspension. All three clients had received speeding tickets and made the decisio... Read On
Jen* came to Gilman Law, P.C., after she was referred to the firm by another attorney. Jen had just received notice that her license was going to be suspended the following day for an indefinite period. Attorney Gilman immediately contacted the Massachusetts Enforcement Services Department and de... Read On
Client contacted Attorney Gilman after receiving notification from the Registry of Motor Vehicles that his license was about to be suspended for four years as an Habitual Traffic Offender. The client over a five year period had accumulated a total of 12 minor traffic violations which generated th... Read On
Client appeared at the Registry of Motor Vehicles without Representation and was issued a ten year license suspension for Ignition Interlock Device (IID) violations. Client was alleged to have failed numerous device start-up tests and missed a number of rolling re-tests. Client worked fulltime as... Read On
In this case, my client came to the firm with a lifetime license suspension for refusal the chemical breathalyzer test the night of his arrest back in 2012. In addition to the lifetime license suspension, he was found guilty of the criminal charge of operating under the influence which generated ... Read On
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... Read On
John H* came to me from Worcester and had been suspended as a Habitual Traffic Offender and also had an Immediate Threat Suspension. His license had already been suspended for two years. John kept getting suspension letters from the Registry and had finally decided he was going to do something ab... Read On
A Lenox Police Officer responded to a single motor vehicle accident where he observed the operator had driven his vehicle up over the curbing in the road. The accident resulted in the front bumper being severally damaged. When the officer approached the operator, identified as the client he disco... Read On
Client was charged and convicted of operating under the influence and lost his license for 210 days because he was under 21 at the time of the arrest. Following his conviction for OUI, he was charged twice with disorderly conduct and possession of alcohol under twenty-one years old. All of these ... Read On
In this case, our client was told by the Registry of Motor Vehicles that he had never had hardship hours removed from his record following a 1996 OUI. Our client in fact provided our office with a license issued in 2015 that had no restrictions. The Registry argued that their system showed hardsh... Read On
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... Read On
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