Massachusetts motor vehicle crimes are either civil or criminal. A civil motor vehicle offense may result in a fine, increased insurance costs, and possibly loss of your driver’s license. In contrast, a criminal motor vehicle offense may result in loss of your license, probation, fines, fees, and possibly jail time. Attorney Patrick Donovan has handled many motor vehicle cases, both civil and criminal, and is often able to keep clients out of jail and back on the road.
When you receive a citation for any type of infraction in Massachusetts, it is important to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible. If the police hand you a citation, you may still be able to keep the offense off your criminal record, but you have to act within four days. An attorney can explain how to keep a Massachusetts motor vehicle crime off your record.
Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Crimes
- Leaving The Scene Of Personal Injury
- Leaving The Scene Of Property Damage
- Unlicensed Operation
- Negligent Operation
- Suspended License
- Attaching Wrong Plates
- Use Without Authority
- Uninsured Motor Vehicle
Massachusetts Vehicle Crimes Lawyer
Attorney Patrick T. Donovan has represented clients accused of and charged with driving and license crimes in Massachusetts. He works to get the best result available for each client.
As a prosecutor in Norfolk County, Attorney Donovan handled virtually all driving and driving-license crimes. He now uses that experience to defend clients charged with motor vehicle crimes, and he knows both the common defenses and the ones that are easy to overlook. In many cases he is able to help clients stay on the road and out of jail.
To talk through a motor vehicle charge, call Attorney Donovan at (617) 479-1800 for a free consultation.
Massachusetts Criminal Attorney
Boston Criminal Attorney Patrick T. Donovan represents people in Middlesex County, Suffolk County, Norfolk County, Plymouth County, Cape and Islands, Bristol County.
