The defendant received a continuance without a finding on a sex for a fee case, G.L. c. 272 Section 53A towards the end of last year. He satisfied the probationary conditions and the matter was dismissed. It remained on his CORI and he was unable to obtain employment. He hired our office to seal his…
Continue reading ›The victim and defendant were boyfriend and girlfriend living together in Brookline, Massachusetts. On November 4, 2018 after a heated discussion involving the future of their relationship, the victim complained that the defendant struck her and shoved her in their apartment. She went to the police station, made her complaint and obtained a restraining order…
Continue reading ›On January 31, 2018 Marblehead Police Officers responded to a call for a man threatening his parents with a knife. The reporting party was the defendant’s stepfather who told the police that after an argument the defendant threatened him with a knife and strangled him. His wife, the defendant’s mother tried to intervene and was…
Continue reading ›On February 18, 2018 the Yarmouth, Massachusetts police were dispatched to a lavish waterfront home. There they met with the victim who stated that during an argument her boyfriend, the defendant, grabbed her by the ankle and threw her on the floor of the home. She injured her wrist. The injury was documented by the…
Continue reading ›On February 2, 2018 around 10:00 p.m. Burlington, Massachusetts police received a call for a report of malicious destruction to property. The officers went to the scene and met with a homeowner who told them that someone had thrown a rock through their front home window. Upon hearing the glass shattering one of the occupants…
Continue reading ›The defendant is the CEO of a major national hospital network who received a continuance without a finding on an OUI several year ago. Such employment required routine criminal background checks. The revelation of the CWOF for this OUI would likely have resulted in termination of employment. It certainly would have eliminated advancement opportunities. Over…
Continue reading ›The defendant is not a citizen. He has several post graduate degrees and is well known in the high tech industry. Several weeks ago his girlfriend accused him of attacking her and beating her. He was charged with domestic assault and battery under G.L. c. 265 Section 13M. Our office was retained to represent the…
Continue reading ›On February 15, 2018 members of the Quincy Police Department received a call from a man claiming that his sister had been beaten by her husband. The officers investigated and located the woman. She had a large bandage the size of a patch over her eye. The officers looked under the bandage and observed severe…
Continue reading ›Several months ago our office tried and won an identity fraud case that originated in the Westborough District Court. Our client is a physician who the victim claims stole his identity in order to obtain an advantage applying for a high level position at a local prestigious hospital. Notwithstanding the acquittal, the defendant had concerns…
Continue reading ›On December 30, 2017 Braintree, Massachusetts police were dispatched to an upscale neighborhood after being called by a third party concerned about a domestic assault. The officers arrived to find the victim, clearly distressed locked inside her room. The defendant was also present in another room. The couple are married but have been estranged for…
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