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Office phone (optional) 1. What usually happens in the first few days after an OUI arrest in Suffolk County? 2. Massachusetts has a short deadline to act on your driver's license after an OUI arrest. How does that deadline work, and what should people know about it? 3. What should someone bring or have ready for a first meeting with a OUI attorney? 4. What do people most often misunderstand about the OUI process in Suffolk County? (optional) 5. Which courts and communities around Boston does your office handle cases in? (optional) 6. Tell us about your background and why you practice OUI defense. (optional) I am the attorney named above, or authorized by the firm. My answers are general information, not legal advice, and contain no promises about case results. HERE may fix obvious typos only, and nothing is published until HERE approves it.

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