You may wonder: Is it worth getting a lawyer for a DUI if the legal fees could be larger than the fines for conviction? Yes. Every time. Here’s why.

Second, third, fourth, and fifth offenses all include mandatory jail time for DUI in Massachusetts. But that doesn’t guarantee you’ll have to serve it.

The DUI license suspension length for multiple DUIs will include both court and RMV suspensions. However, you may still be eligible for a hardship license.

If you’ve ever wondered what a continuance without a finding is, then you’re not alone. Here are the answers you’re looking for.

What are the consequences of a 3rd DUI offense? Is it possible to avoid going to jail if you’re convicted? Let’s work through it.

Are you, or someone you know, facing a junior operator license (JOL) suspension? Do you have any questions? We can help!

Can you get a job with a DUI? How about with multiple DUI convictions on your record? You have the questions, and we have the answers.

No doubt you’ll have tons of questions to ask a DUI lawyer if you’re charged with a DUI first offense. Here are the five that you shouldn’t forget:

An experienced DUI lawyer can advise you about the pros and cons of common DUI plea bargains such as a “CWOF.”

Any conviction for DUI in Massachusetts can lead to jail time. However, jail sentences are uncommon for a first offense DUI. Here’s why: