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At Wunderlich Law LLC, Attorney Brent Wunderlich provides experienced OUI defense representation for individuals in New Bedford, Fall River, Bristol County, and throughout Southeastern Massachusetts.
An OUI arrest does not automatically mean a conviction. The circumstances of your traffic stop, field sobriety testing, chemical test results, and police procedures can all affect your case.
Massachusetts OUI laws are complex, and the consequences may extend beyond the courtroom. Depending on your situation, you could face license suspension, fines, mandatory programs, increased insurance costs, or possible jail time.
Attorney Wunderlich helps clients understand what they’re facing and what options may be available. Whether this is your first OUI charge or you’ve been arrested before, your case deserves careful attention.
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Every OUI case is different. Attorney Wunderlich represents individuals facing a range of drunk driving and impaired driving allegations, including:
Protect your license, your record, and your insurance after a first arrest.
Higher stakes demand careful, experienced advocacy at every step.
Defending RMV suspensions and challenging the underlying stop.
Representation at RMV and court hearings to preserve driving privileges.
After an OUI arrest, law enforcement may conduct booking procedures, request chemical testing, and provide information about the charges and any license-related consequences.
At your arraignment, the court formally addresses the charge. Depending on the circumstances, the court may also consider conditions of release or other requirements.
Your attorney examines police reports, available video footage, field sobriety tests, breath test records, and other evidence relevant to your arrest.
Depending on the evidence and legal issues involved, your case may proceed through motions, negotiations, hearings, or trial.
Attorney Wunderlich helps you understand the process and prepares a defense focused on protecting your rights.
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Share your charges, case details, and upcoming court dates.
Review the evidence, explore defenses, and understand your next steps.
Build a strategy to protect your rights and pursue the best possible outcome, with clear guidance.
Massachusetts generally uses the term OUI, meaning operating under the influence. DUI and DWI are commonly used in other states or in everyday conversation, but OUI is the term used under Massachusetts law.
A first-offense OUI charge may be dismissed or result in another disposition depending on the evidence and circumstances. An attorney can review your case to determine what legal options may be available.
You may face license suspension depending on the circumstances of your arrest, chemical test results, refusal, and prior history. Some suspensions can occur independently of the criminal case.
It depends on whether your license has been suspended and whether you qualify for any available driving privileges. You should confirm your license status before driving.
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