On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Jan 27, 2020 | OUI
According to news sources, an 18-year-old Massachusetts man was recently charged with operating under the influence in a three-vehicle collision that happened in Norton. The accident reportedly happened on Jan. 17 on Newland Street. Law enforcement authorities with...
On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Jan 22, 2020 | Drunk Driving, OUI
College students often dream of studying abroad. Nothing gives them more of an opportunity to learn about themselves, a different culture and the world around them quite like living in a foreign country for a semester. Unfortunately, those dreams may be hampered for...
On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Jan 15, 2020 | Drivers License Suspension Or Revocation, Drunk Driving, OUI
Getting a drunk driving conviction comes with a lot of consequences. This includes fines, potential jail time, and probation agreements. In Massachusetts, first offense OUIs will revoke your license for one year, and each repeat offense will extend that time. License...
On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Nov 25, 2019 | OUI
An OUI can have major consequences on your life. You can lose your license, pay stiff fines and even possibly spend time in jail. And an OUI on your record can affect your ability to get a job or secure housing. But when police arrest you, you may be able to have your...
On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Oct 29, 2019 | Drunk Driving, OUI
It’s an embarrassing event. You decided to drive under the influence, got caught, and now face an operating under the influence (OUI) charge. Whether you had a job before your conviction and lost it, or you were currently job searching, your current search just...
On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Jul 21, 2017 | Drunk Driving, OUI
It may seem like a good joke at first – police using Facebook to poke fun at some of the people that they arrest and charge for various criminal violations. Some of the posts may seem funny, but they could be a violation of constitutional rights. Those who are...
On behalf of Attorney John B. Seed | Sep 29, 2016 | OUI
The impending presidential election is on the minds of many these days. But Massachusetts voters will also get a chance to be the first state in New England to legalize marijuana, even if Maine will also be voting on it the same day. The state would join Colorado,...
