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.
October 2022
Fitchburg – OUI 2nd – Not Guilty Client was stopped due to the vehicle owner's license being suspended. At trial officer stated client had bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, smelled strongly of alcohol and was clumsy and lethargic. Client was ordered to exit the car and perform two field sobr... Read On
October 2022
Client was stopped at 2:00 am for a suspected expired license. At trial officer stated client had bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, smelled strongly of alcohol and was clumsy and lethargic. Client was ordered to exit the car and perform two field sobriety tests. The officer testified that the clien... Read On
September 2022
Client was arrested and charged with a second offense OUI in Gardner, Massachusetts. After trial in the Fitchburg District Court our client was found Not Guilty. Client was pulled over due to having an expired registration sticker. The State Trooper testified that when he approached the vehicle, ... Read On
September 2014
Barre Police pulled over our client due to having an expired inspection sticker. The arresting officer detected an odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle. Our client admitted to consuming three Budweiser Beers prior to operating. The client was asked to exit from his motor vehicle and complete f... Read On
August 2022
Client found NOT GUILTY following a Jury Trial in Orange District Court Read On
May 2022
Fall River District Court - First Offense OUI - Not Guilty Read On
April 2022
Client was stopped by state trooper for speeding and marked lanes violations. The trooper testified that the client was travelling at a high rate of speed and weaving between lanes. Trooper further testified that when he activated his lights the client slammed on his brakes rather coming to a gra... Read On
May 2022
OUI First Offense - Leominster District Court - State Police Department Sobriety Checkpoint - Not Guilty Read On
April 2022
Fourth Offense OUI - Directed Verdict - NOT Guilty - Dudley District Court Read On
March 2022
Not Guilty After Trial on 2nd Offense DUI/OUi Trial Read On
January 2022
Somerville District Court: Portable Breathalyzer Reading of 0.016 OUI Complaint Not Issued after Clerk Magistrate Hearing Read On
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
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