08/10/2026
A third, fourth, or subsequent OUI conviction is charged as a felony in Massachusetts and can carry life-changing consequences.
A felony OUI conviction includes a mandatory period of incarceration, and the impact doesn't end when you're released. Your driver's license, employment, finances, and future opportunities can all be affected. Whether you're facing a felony OUI because of prior OUI convictions or because you're accused of causing an accident, you have the right to defend yourself.
When you're facing a felony OUI charge, the experience and knowledge of your legal team can make a significant difference. Understanding both the criminal justice system and the RMV process is critical. Our attorneys are here to guide you through the process and protect your rights. Click the link below to speak with our team.