Best Boston DUI Attorneys

The Law Office of Frank Fernandez is a Boston DUI lawyer and former prosecutor. He served as a District Attorney in St. Louis before entering private practice.

Fernandez has spent more than 25 years defending OUI, drug, violent crime, and federal charges. His work spans Massachusetts district courts, the Superior Court, and U.S. District Court. Cases range from a first-offense OUI to OUI causing death, often turning on field sobriety tests and how the traffic stop was handled.

Fernandez is fluent in Spanish and has served Latino communities around Greater Boston for over two decades. The firm answers calls at any hour and reviews new cases at no charge.

Contant Law, P.C. handles OUI and DWI defense from offices in Woburn and Newburyport. Attorney Michael Contant has practiced nearly 30 years in Massachusetts courts.

He belongs to the National College for DUI Defense and appears regularly in district, juvenile, and superior courts. One of his appeals reached the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, and several of his cases have been covered by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.

Outside drunk driving work, the firm takes Title IX defense, traffic offenses, domestic violence charges, and injury claims. Clients come from Suffolk, Middlesex, Norfolk, and Essex counties. Contant has appeared on statewide top lawyer lists since 2023.

Gilman Law P.C. is a Massachusetts OUI and license suspension firm serving clients statewide. Founder Matthew Gilman worked as a hearings officer at the Registry of Motor Vehicles before he started practicing law.

He sat through more than 15,000 suspension hearings, deciding who kept a license and who did not. That view from the other side shapes how the firm argues cases now. It matters because the RMV can suspend a license under the implied consent law well before a court date arrives.

The team handles:

• First offense and repeat OUI charges
• Breathalyzer refusal suspensions
• Hardship license requests
• Immediate threat and habitual traffic offender suspensions

Attorney Julie Gaudreau rounds out the practice with seven years of trial work. Consultations are free.

Based in Taunton, Cohen Cleary, P.C. keeps additional offices in Plymouth and Quincy. Its criminal team defends OUI charges, misdemeanors, and serious felonies across southeastern Massachusetts and the South Shore.

The firm also covers family law, estate matters, employment disputes, and consumer protection. More than two dozen attorneys practice here, so a client facing a drunk driving charge can get help with related issues under one roof. Reduced-fee and pro bono representation is offered to people who qualify.

Rudolf, Smith, Griffis & Ruggieri, LLP brings over 70 years of combined experience to Worcester County courtrooms. Drunk driving defense is a core focus, including CDL disqualifications, child endangerment counts, and OUI drug cases tied to prescription sleep medication.

Attorney Darren Griffis has argued appeals before the Massachusetts Appeals Court and the Supreme Judicial Court. The firm also takes violent crime, drug, and white-collar matters. Consultations cost nothing.

Attorney James Milligan is one of the few Massachusetts lawyers board certified in drunk driving defense. His practice takes OUI, DWI, and DUI cases only, working from Hanover with a second office in Boston.

Milligan chairs the state's continuing legal education courses on OUI cases and has trained other attorneys on defending them. Over 25 years he has handled breathalyzer challenges, roadblock cases, and RMV license problems. He works throughout Barnstable, Bristol, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, Suffolk, and Worcester counties. Case evaluations are free.

Riccio Law is an OUI lawyer in Quincy, minutes south of Boston. Attorney Anthony Riccio prosecuted cases for the Bristol County District Attorney before opening his own practice in 2015.

He has led roughly 60 trials, including more than 40 jury trials, with a near 90% acquittal rate as defense counsel. Clients work with him directly instead of a junior associate. His defense often goes after breathalyzer reliability and whether the stop itself was legal.

Daly Law, P.C. practices criminal defense only, with a heavy emphasis on OUI and traffic offenses. Attorney Dan Daly works out of downtown Springfield and covers courts across western Massachusetts.

Before law school he patrolled Boston as a police officer certified in standardized field sobriety testing. He later prosecuted cases in Suffolk and Hampden counties and in Washington, D.C. Daly has tried more than 100 cases as lead counsel. Consultations are free and confidential.

Anthony J. Luzzo, P.C. serves Worcester County with criminal defense, personal injury, and divorce work. Luzzo takes OUI, assault and battery, restraining order, drug, and larceny cases.

A lifelong Worcester County resident, he is in court nearly every day and is certified by CPCS for district court appointments. Past clients point to motion hearings where he got breathalyzer evidence excluded.

From West Roxbury, the Law Offices of Lefteris K. Travayiakis, P.C. defends everything from misdemeanors to major felonies. Over two decades, Travayiakis has won acquittals in complex cases, including murder.

His drunk driving work sits beside gun, drug, and sex crime defense, plus appeals and post-conviction motions. He is reachable 24/7 and the first consultation is free.

DelSignore Law built its reputation on Massachusetts OUI defense. Attorney Michael DelSignore has written two books on state drunk driving law and teaches the subject to other lawyers.

He has won cases involving failed field sobriety tests and high breath test readings. The Stoughton office covers Norfolk, Bristol, Worcester, and Middlesex counties.

Caselden Law is a Cambridge criminal defense and family law firm started in 2011. Attorney Ryan Caselden, a former Air Force Reserve staff sergeant, takes drunk driving charges, traffic citations, drug cases, and record sealing. Criminal matters are billed on a flat-fee basis, and first consultations are free.

Joseph J. Goldberg-Giuliano has run his own defense practice since 2008. A former Rule 3:03 prosecutor in Boston Municipal Court, he handles drunk driving, drug, and federal charges, and many of his cases end in dismissal. Spanish and Portuguese interpreters are available.

Kelly M. Cusack defends OUI, gun, domestic, and probation violation cases throughout Massachusetts. She started as a public defender in Barnstable, Middlesex, and Suffolk counties. Recent results include a jury acquittal on a gun possession charge.

Clark and Assoc, LLP works on both sides of the state line from Newburyport, Portsmouth, and Dover. Attorney Richard Clark trained in DWI trial defense at Harvard Law and also handles injury, divorce, and estate matters.