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Criminal charges can affect your freedom, your career, your family and your future. A strong defense begins with a careful examination of the facts, the evidence and the law.
Felony Defense
Charges carrying state prison exposure, indicted cases, and matters that move from District Court to Superior Court.
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Drug Offenses
Possession, distribution, and trafficking cases — where the search, the lab, and the informant are usually the case.
Homicide
The most serious cases the Commonwealth brings — handled from both sides of the courtroom across this career.
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Violent Crimes
Cases where the Commonwealth alleges force or the threat of force, and where self-defense and identification often matter most.
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Assault & Battery
From simple assault and battery through aggravated charges and cases involving dangerous weapons.
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Domestic Violence
Charges the Commonwealth prosecutes whether or not the complainant wants to proceed, alongside 209A orders.
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Sex Offenses
Allegations carrying registration consequences and lifelong collateral effects that demand careful, early defense work.
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OUI / Operating Under the Influence
First offense through subsequent offense, breath test and refusal cases, and the separate RMV consequences that run on their own clock.
Firearms Offenses
Unlicensed carrying, storage, and possession charges, plus the licensing consequences that follow a criminal case.
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White Collar / Financial Crimes
Larceny, fraud, and financial allegations built on documents, records, and long investigative timelines.
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Record Sealing
Clearing a Massachusetts record once you are eligible — administrative sealing through the Commissioner of Probation, and judicial sealing for cases that ended without a conviction.
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Criminal Investigations
Representation before charges issue — when a client is contacted by police, served a target letter, or given a clerk-magistrate hearing notice.
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Every case begins with a conversation. Tell me what you are facing and I will tell you honestly what I think.