Boston Motor Vehicle Crimes LawyerBoston Vehicular Crimes Defense AttorneyIn Massachusetts, criminal motor vehicle offenses can be charged as misdemeanors, which carry a penalty of up to two and one-half years in the house of correction, or as felonies, which can carry much longer sentences. In addition to jail time, vehicular offenses may result in suspension of your Massachusetts driver's license and substantially higher insurance premiums. Depending on the type of crime with which you are charged, you may not be able to apply for certain kinds of employment or you may lose your current job if it involves the use of a company car. If you have been charged with a vehicular crime, you should seek legal representation as soon as possible. A skillful criminal defense lawyer may be able to persuade prosecutors to charge you with a less serious traffic offense, or not to charge you at all. Before talking to police or investigators, contact motor vehicle crimes defense attorney David R. Yannetti today. I will evaluate your case and discuss how I can help you fight the charges against you. Charges Involving Motor Vehicle CrimesAttoney Yannetti represents clients in Boston and throughout Massachusetts charged with all types of vehicular crimes, including:
Addressing the Impact of a Motor Vehicle CrimeIn addition to the criminal aspect of a vehicular crimes case, clients may also face license suspension issues with the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles. Attorney Yannetti represents clients in the criminal case to protect their freedom and in the civil case to protect their driver's license. Attorney Yannetti has been successful in both arenas. David Yannetti, Attorney at Law, serves clients in Boston, Massachusetts, and all of Massachusetts, including the cities and towns of Brookline, Cambridge, Concord, Newton, Wellesley, Marlborough, Carlisle, Lexington, Medway, Dorchester, Needham, Weston, Wayland, Lincoln, Belmont, Winchester, Burlington, Millis, Medfield, Natick, Sherborn, Dover, Sudbury, Melrose, Wakefield, Dedham, Franklin, and Cape Cod. |


