If this is not your First OUI Offense,

understand & protect your Multiple Offense OUI rights.

If you’ve been charged with a multiple offense DUI/OUI, your worries and concerns are no doubt plentiful. You’re concerned about going to jail, you need a driver’s license to work, you need to work to put food on the table, pay your mortgage, etc. We grasp the significance of your situation and understand that you’re in need of help. We specialize in drunk driving defense and devote our practice to helping people just like you.

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1st Offense OUI

If you’ve been charged with a 1st Offense DUI OUI DWI and you’re worried about going to court, your driver’s license and the impact this charge might have upon your career and family…

3rd Offense OUI

A 3rd Offense DUI OUI DWI in Massachusetts is a felony that is punishable by a minimum mandatory jail sentence. It’s a serious charge that needs to be fought aggressively…

2nd Offense OUI

If you’re charged with a 2nd Offense OUI DUI DWI, you probably can’t believe that this has happened to you again. Believe it or not, you have options. We’re here to discuss them…

Multiple Offenses

If you’re facing a multiple offense DUI OUI DWI, you’re staring down the possibility of a hefty jail sentence and a substantial license loss. We’re experienced in handling all…

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269 Hanover Street, Building One
Hanover, MA 02339

Northshore Office
800 Turnpike St, Suite 300
North Andover, MA 01845

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One Boston Place, Suite 2600
Boston, MA 02108

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… Attorney Higgins convinced the judge that the parking lot in which the client was located was not a “public way”—a necessary element for the charge of OUI. This precluded the Commonwealth from being able to satisfy their burden.

Client Found Not Guilty.

After failed field sobriety tests, client was arrested and charged with OUI. At the police station, client registered a .17 on the Breathalyzer. At trial, 911 call and the breath test result were excluded from evidence.

Client Found Not Guilty.

Client stopped for driving at night without headlights on. After admitting to drinking and failed field sobriety test, client was arrested for OUI. During a search of client’s car, Trooper found a half empty bottle of rum.

Client Found Not Guilty.

… At trial, through cross examination of the arresting Trooper, Attorney Higgins was able to cast enough doubt in the mind of the judge, resulting in a favorable verdict. Client’s driver’s license restored.