"Thank you so very much for your help, expertise and DUI support.  The outcome was much better than I could ever have hoped for. After seeing both your in-depth investigation into my situation and then your high level of professionalism in the court room I was left  knowing I could not be in better hands."

Client was seen by a civilian to drive "all over the road" and then accelerate head on into a telephone pole. At trial, the cop testified she showed a strong odor of alcohol, her speech was slurred and she had glassy, bloodshot eyes. I obtained the EMT and hospital records and showed the judge during trial there were no such notations on either set of records. In fact, the doctor noted "her speech was normal," no one noted an odor of alcohol or glassy, bloodshot eyes despite her eyes being examined three times with a flashlight shortly after the accident.

Client was stopped for speeding. Officer noted a strong odor of alcohol and glassy and bloodshot eyes. He  admitted to just coming from a bar and drinking beers. Officer said he became unbalanced on one of the field tests and was arrested. He then failed the breath test at the station and lost his license.. At trial not just one but two officers testified in their opinion he was under the influence of alcohol. Not guilty of 2nd offense OUI.

911 caller testified she drove "all over road." Cop followed her and saw her cross centerline.  She stumbled exiting car and failed the field sobriety tests. Drug recognition expert (DRE) examined her for 90 minutes reaching opinion she was high on marijuana. At trial, my motion to exclude his opinion was allowed by judge. I submitted photos of sandals she wore and route she drove and stressed all she had done right instead. Judge found reasonable doubt.

Domenic was arrested for his fourth (4th) OUI offense and refused the breath test at the station. The RMV suspended his license for life as a result. After we obtained a dismissal of the criminal charge, we drafted a Motion to Restore his License. At a full hearing in Court, the district attorney objected to his being re-licensed. Based on the documents we submitted and after hearing our oral argument, the Judge instead restored his full driving privileges.

I didn't know I lost my license for 3 years for refusing the breathalyzer until I got the letter from the RMV. Joe said fight this tooth and nail since we only had 15 days to do so. We went to a Hearing in Boston and then appealed it to a Judge in Court. He just kept fighting until he got my license back while the case was still pending. [Incredibly, my job had asked me to give them notice the very day Joe got my license back!]   At trial, he was prepared to cross examine the driver of one of the cars I had hit, showing he had never said I had alcohol on my breath even though I told the cop I had 3 beers.

See judge's order restoring license.

Client wisely refused to take the breathalyzer when he got to the station. However, since he was facing his third drunk driving offense, the RMV suspended him for 5 years for the refusal immediately. After an unsuccessful Hearing at the Boston RMV, we appealed the RMV decision to a judge in Salem District Court. The judge restored his license the very next day.

See judge's order restoring license.

I couldn't believe how hard Attorney Waldbaum fought for me in Court. Plus, he never left me in the dark. He kept emailing me about everything he was doing for me. And he just kept fighting till he got my license back. I can't recommend him highly enough. Now I can go back to work.

Joe did a wonderful job assisting me in my OUI case. I felt VERY confident the minute he picked up the phone that Sunday morning after I literally had the "worst night of my life." He was even able to get two of the three charges dropped. I was happy with the quick outcome of my case and got back on the road in a few days following his detailed written instructions. I would recommend him to anyone. R.H.

Facing my 3^rd offense and mandatory jail time, I filled out the “Instant Free Consultation” and in minutes my phone rang. Joe knew all about Melanie’s Law and immediately put my mind at ease. He kept me informed and copied me on all the legal documents he filed. Compared to the other two attorneys for my previous arrests he was the hardest working.