Multiple OUI Lawyers in Massachusetts

Any drunk driving charge is a serious matter, but if you already have one or more prior convictions, then the stakes just got higher. At Miller Law Group, P.C., our defense lawyers have the experience, resources, and determination to level the playing field for you in the Massachusetts criminal justice system. With hundreds of successfully handled cases behind us, we know what it takes to help you get your OUI charges reduced or dismissed.

What a Second, Third, or Subsequent OUI Conviction Could Mean for You

If you have one prior OUI conviction, a second charge is likely to still be a misdemeanor charge, unless you were charged with an OUI for an accident where someone was seriously injured or killed. In such serious drunk driving accidents, then you're looking at felony sentencing.

Possible penalties for multiple convictions of operating under the influence can include:

• Second DUI Conviction: At least 30 days in jail, and up to 2.5 years with a $10,000 fine
• Felony DUI / Third DUI Conviction: At least 150 days in jail, and up to 5 years in prison with a $15,000 fine

In addition to these sentences, the RMV could suspend your driver's license for 2 to 8 years.

Get Nearly a Century of Trial-Tested Experience in Your Corner

At Miller Law Group, P.C., we try to help each client find a defense attorney that is the best fit for them. Regardless of who takes your case, however, we would still have our entire law firm working on your defense. Throughout the week, our attorneys and legal staff meet together to discuss our cases and throw out ideas, ensuring that we look at each case from all angles. We are well-prepared to build the strongest possible defense for your multiple OUI case.

Contact us online today or call (508) 502-7002 to request your free consultation with our OUI defense firm.

Our offices are located in Southborough, Mansfield, Burlington, Danvers, and Dedham, and our local attorneys advocate for clients around the state, including in Beverly, Cambridge, Plymouth, Quincy, Woburn, and Worcester.