Framingham and Worcester OUI Lawyer
You have the right to refuse a Breathalyzer test at the police station, though your refusal will result in the automatic suspension of your driver's license. In some cases, this may be your best option, but in most cases it is better to take the test and try to fight any resulting OUI charge.
If you have refused, can anything be done to reverse the loss of your license? For some people, the answer is yes.
At the firm of Thomas G. Waldstein, Attorney at Law, we aggressively represent people in cases involving Breathalyzer refusal. We work hard to overcome the suspension of driver's licenses under Massachusetts' implied consent law, as well as any related OUI charges.
For a free consultation about a Breathalyzer refusal in Massachusetts, contact our firm.
Have You Refused a Breathalyzer Test?
Generally speaking, the best strategy in a Breathalyzer refusal case is to win the OUI case, then try to get your driver's license reinstated in a hearing before the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV). There is no guaranty of success however, because it is possible to win a criminal case and have the license suspension upheld.
Attorney Thomas G. Waldstein will undertake a comprehensive defense effort — to defend you on the criminal OUI charge and to seek the reinstatement of your driver's license in a separate civil procedure.
If you have already been convicted and have lost your license, our firm can handle all aspects of your application to reinstate. We will gather evidence and records, get reference letters attesting to your good character and make your case before the RMV.
Schedule a Free Consultation
Contact Thomas G. Waldstein, Attorney at Law to schedule a free initial consultation about a Breathalyzer refusal or OUI case.
