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Massachusetts Suspended License and DUI Lawyers assist clients throughout Massachusetts with DUI cases, suspended license appeals and hardship license hearings. We have helped our clients win their Mass. DUI cases and successfully fight their license suspensions at the Mass. Registry of Motor Vehicles, the Board of Appeal, and in courts throughout Massachusetts. We have a documented track record of success and we get results even when other lawyers cannot. We are not a Mass. state agency or affiliated with the Mass. RMV in any way. We are attorneys in private practice who fight Massachusetts license suspensions, obtain hardship licenses, and handle ignition interlock violations. Also, our Massachusetts DUI lawyers provide top notch DUI defense.
Cases we handle include Chemical & Breath Test Refusal License Suspensions, Ignition Interlock Device violations, OUI suspensions, Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) revocations, Junior Operator License (JOL) Suspensions, License Suspensions for 7 surchargable events, NDR issues, traffic tickets and many more.
Call us today at 508-656-0057 regarding your suspended license, breathalyzer refusal, Mass. DUI, or ignition interlock case. We will analyze your situation and tell you exactly where you stand. We will tell you when you are eligible for a hardship license and full reinstatement. A license suspension specialist will also tell you if there are grounds to challenge your license suspension and get your full license back.
Massachusetts DUI & suspended license lawyers represent clients in courts throughout the Commonwealth and at hearings before the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles and the Division of Insurance Board of Appeal. We handle ignition interlock suspension hearings at both the Registry and Appellate level. Attorney Brian E. Simoneau has an outstanding track record with interlock suspension appeals. He routinely assists other lawyers with their ignition interlock appeals and he is a statewide authority on Registry of Motor Vehicles matters involving the IID as well as license suspensions and revocations.
Dealing with agencies such as the Registry of Motor Vehicles can be frustrating, confusing, and sometimes difficult. Our attorneys are familiar with RMV regulations and procedures as well as the laws governing ignition interlock devices, license suspensions and hardship licenses. There is no reason to struggle alone with complicated laws and harsh penalties.
Learn about 10 ways to prevent an Ignition Interlock License Suspension.
Given the complexities of the laws which govern license suspensions, DUI cases, and Massachusetts hardship licenses, it is important to have a skilled legal advocate who specializes in RMV law and procedure on your side. Dealing with a Mass. DUI or suspend license is difficult, even under the best of circumstances. Having the right lawyer in your corner can minimize the stress, aggravation, anxiety, frustration, and embarrassment that is often associated with a Mass. DUI charge, ignition interlock violation, license suspension, traffic ticket, JOL violation, or hardship license appeal. Most importantly, the right lawyer can make the difference between getting back on the road or having to suffer through a long license suspension. I have helped countless clients restore legally their Massachusetts driver’s licenses or right to drive in their home states. You have nothing to lose by contacting me. Initial consultations are absolutely free and there is no obligation to hire me. - Attorney Brian E. Simoneau
In Massachusetts license suspension appeal, a petitioner has the right to a hearing before two separate state agencies - the first before the Driver Control Unit of the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles and then a de novo hearing before the Division of InsuranceBoard of Appeal. The hearing before the DOI Board of Appeals is a formal legal proceeding where the Appeals Board is empowered to subpoena witness and documents, and where witnesses give testimony under the pains and penalties of perjury. In a Massachusetts Board of Appeal hearing, the Board members may hear new evidence not presented at the first hearing. However, the Board can consider the fact that the petitioner appealed once to the Registry and was denied relief.
Do not risk your right to drive by appearing before the Registry of Motor Vehicles or the Board of Appeal unprepared and without a lawyer who specializes in Massachusetts License Suspension and Hardship License cases. Many lawyers attempt to handle these cases. However, there are only a handful of lawyers who routinely practice before the RMV and Board of Appeal.
If you are trying to reach the Mass. RMV, you can call the suspensions unit at 617-351-7200. You can reach the RMV Customer Service line at 617-351-4500.
Visiting this website, completing the contact form, or e-mailing Attorney Simoneau does not constitute the formation of an Attorney-Client Relationship, which can only be formed by mutual agreement.
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"Melanie's Law" was signed into law on October 28, 2005. Its purpose is to enhance the penalties and administrative sanctions for Operating Under the Influence (OUI) offenders in Massachusetts. Melanie's Law has had a very harsh effect on drivers throughout Massachusetts. The information below highlights the new penalties under Melanie's Law and those sections that pertain to RMV suspensions.
Find out more about Melanies Law
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If the Massachusetts Registry (not the courts) has sent you a notice advising you of a ruling or decision by the RMV regarding your Mass. drivers license and you wish to appeal a license suspension, you may file a drivers license appeal with the Board of Appeal. There is a non-refundable $50.00 filing fee to appeal your license suspension. You must appear in person at your hearing, and you are entitled to be represented by an Attorney.
Massachusetts Board of Appeal Infomation
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