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• OUI Offenses
  • First Offense
  • Second Offense
  • Third Offense
  • Fourth Offense
  • Felony OUI
• What About My License?
• What Happens After My Arrest?
• Challenging BAC Results
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Common Court Terms
• Changes In OUI Law
• Why You Can Win Your Case
• Field Sobriety Tests
• Most People Should Not Plead Guilty
• Massachusetts OUI Law
• Under 21
• License Suspension Issues

Attorney Representation in Massachusetts since 1998

WARNING: Effective November 28th, 2002, Massachusetts changed its laws concerning Drunk Driving (OUI, DUI, DWI). Multiple offenses are now considered for the rest of your life. You need to speak to a lawyer to determine how this change affects you.

Additionally, as of July 1st, 2003, it is a criminal offense to submit to a chemical or blood test and obtain a result of above a .08, the legal limit in Massachusetts.

Under Massachusetts law the government must show that alcohol diminished your client’s ability to operate a motor vehicle safely, that is, he/she was OUI,DUI,DWI. Typically, the government will attempt to show that your client was operating under the influence of alcohol through the testimony of the police officer in their administration of field sobriety tests.

If you have been charged with Drunk Driving (OUI, DUI, DWI) in Massachusetts or any other criminal offense, the ramifications may be far reaching. Do not hesitate to e-mail, contact us on our toll free line, or call the office to set up an appointment at 617-851-7155.