Choosing the Right DUI Lawyer: A Guide to Extensive Experience
Choose one who wins.
Today, on Thursday, 2 October 2025, NOT GUILTY: In Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Defendant, Docket No. 2451 CR 1547, after trial, my client was found NOT GUILTY of Operating a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of Alcohol (OUI, DUI or DWI), and NOT GUILTY of Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle*.
In this Blog OUI (Operating Under the Influence) and DUI (Driving Under the Influence) or DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) will be used interchangeably as synonymous acronyms for the same crime know colloquially as “drunk driving”. However, in Massachusetts the crime is referred to as Operating Under the Influence (OUI).
Research and Verification of your DUI Attorney
- Check online directories: Utilize online legal resource platforms like Justia, Lawyers, and FindLaw to find DUI lawyers in your area. These websites provide valuable information on lawyers’ experience, ratings, and reviews.
- Verify credentials: Look for lawyers who are accredited by reputable organizations, such as the Better Business Bureau, and check their ratings on third-party review sites.
- Review case results: Check if the lawyer has a track record of successful case outcomes and if they provide information on their website about previous cases they’ve handled ¹.
Evaluating your OUI Lawyer’s Experience
- Years of practice: Consider the number of years the lawyer has been practicing law, specifically in DUI cases.
- Case volume: Ask about the number of DUI cases the lawyer handles annually and their success rate.
- Familiarity with local courts: Ensure the lawyer is familiar with the local court system, judges, and prosecutors, which can be beneficial in navigating your case.
- Free consultations: Take advantage of free consultations to assess the lawyer’s communication style, experience, and approach to your case.
- Personal rapport: Evaluate your comfort level with the lawyer and their ability to explain complex legal concepts clearly.
- Availability: Consider the lawyer’s workload and availability to devote time to your case.
Additional Tips for Choosing the right Drunk Driving Attorney
- Check for disciplinary actions: Verify if the lawyer has any disciplinary actions against them with your state’s bar association.
- Ask questions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions about the lawyer’s experience, approach, and strategy for your case.
- Compare lawyers: Use online resources to compare lawyers and their services, ensuring you find the best fit for your needs.
I have been providing Operating Under the Influence (OUI and OUI Drugs, DUI and DWI) defense services in Massachusetts for over Thirty (30) years. I have been named a “Superior DUI Attorney” by the National Advocacy for DUI Defense, one of the “Ten best attorneys for Massachusetts”, by the American institute of DUI/DWI attorneys, a “Top 100 Trial Lawyer” by The National Trial Lawyers, I have earned the “Clients’ Choice Award” by AVVO, the Client Champion Platinum Award by Martindale-Hubbell and I have won over Ninety Percent (90%) of my trials.*
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This blog is not intended to be legal advice, if you have been charged with Operating Under the Influence (OUI, DUI, DWI all common acronyms varying by state for “Drunk Driving”) or any other crime in Massachusetts you should call an experienced and successful Drunk Driving lawyer immediately.