Do I Need a Lawyer?

This is one of the most common questions our Worcester DUI Attorneys encounter. In our experience, almost every person who visits our site or who calls us thinking that they might need an attorney usually does. At the very least, it is extremely helpful to get more information about your particular legal matter so you can make the right choice about retaining legal counsel.

A Worcester, Massachusetts DUI Lawyer at our firm can meet with you during a FREE case evaluation to discuss what you are currently going through. Whether this is your first DUI offense or you are accused of being a repeat offender, you will need legal counsel if you are to make it through the DUI Court Process and your Registry Hearing and reach the best case result.

Call us at (888) 456-2773 today! We are highly experienced Massachusetts DUI Defense Lawyers taking on all types of drunk driving-related cases throughout Worcester County and the surrounding areas. We are here to help you fight your criminal charges and WIN.

Worcester DUI Defense Attorneys

At The Massachusetts DUI Defense Group, we are a team of attorneys with the experience and extensive resources you should look for in your legal representation. When we take on a case, we provide a number of important services to our clients:

• Challenging the evidence - virtually every aspect of the District Attorney's case against you can be challenged, including your breath or blood test, a Breathalyzer refusal, field sobriety tests, the initial police stop, your arrest, and more.
• Representation at your Registry Hearing - we can challenge these same factors at your hearing with the Registry of Motor Vehicles to avoid the suspension of your driver's license.
• Representation in any and all court appearances - any time you need to appear in criminal court, you will have a competent Worcester DUI Attorney at your side to defend your Constitutional rights.
• Protecting your rights in any criminal investigation or during police questioning - We will also protect you outside of the courtroom as well, such as during any criminal investigation against you or if law enforcement wishes to question you about the offense.