Flanagan & Associates

02/09/2021

A breath test can ruin your life, so the results need to be reliable. Unfortunately, many convictions went through with unreliable breath test results. Read our blog to learn how our firm can help you remedy the situation caused by OAT’s intentional misconduct.

For approximately 8 years the Office of Alcohol Testing (OAT) used unreliable breath tests to prosecute defendants. Read our blog to learn more.

05/28/2020

Attention! If you bought a jack stand from a hardware company called Harbor Freight, you may be entitled to compensation if you sustained an injury while using the product. Find out more in our blog.

Harbor Freight jack stands have the potential to collapse. As such, the company recently issued a recall. Read our blog to learn how we can help if you were injured.

04/08/2020

“Home sweet home” may not always hold true. COVID-19 confining people to their homes is causing an increase in domestic violence accusations. Explore our blog for more.

With millions of Americans being forced to stay home amid COVID-19 concerns, domestic violence accusations are increasing. Visit our blog to learn how we can help.

04/08/2020

Personal injuries are costly, so affording a dedicated lawyer to fight for you is the last thing you should worry about. Luckily, our team has a plan to help you out.

Don’t pay upfront for an attorney after already suffering losses from your accident and injury. Visit our blog to learn how we can represent you without breaking the bank.

04/07/2020

Are you in need of an estate planning or medical power of attorney? Learn more in our blog today!

Today's featured Forbes article talks about the need for estate planning and medical power of attorney during the Covid-19 pandemic.

03/17/2020

To our clients, we continue to be here for you during this public health crisis. Phone and video consultations are available for you. Please don't hesitate to contact us!
https://www.southshorecriminallawyer.com/contact-us/

03/17/2020

"All trials in both criminal and civil cases scheduled to commence in Massachusetts state courts between today and April 17, 2020, are continued to a date no earlier than April 21, 2020, unless the trial is a civil case where the parties and the court agree that the case can be decided without the need for in-person appearance in court. Where a jury trial has commenced, the trial will end based on the manifest necessity arising from the pandemic and a new trial may commence after the public health emergency ends..."

The following are important notices provided by the state regarding COVID-19 court closures and courthouse access.

02/28/2020

Attorney Dave Flanagan defends local Braintree students. Read more about the story in our new blog post!

Students at a Braintree house party have been disciplined and won't be able to participate in any school activities including sports. However, attorney Dave Flanagan, for five of the hockey players on the girl's hockey team, managed to get a judge to step in and block their punishment until a hearin...

10/02/2018

Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft are dominating the market as reliable transportation options for countless on-the-go Americans. But when a car accident occurs, passengers often have trouble securing compensation. Learn which steps to take after an accident by reading our blog.

Contact Flanagan & Associates if you’ve been injured in an accident involving a rideshare driver. Our Weymouth car accident attorneys can help you file a claim.

09/05/2018

OUI/DUI penalties can range in scale, depending on the circumstances of your arrest. If you’ve been charged with drunk driving in Massachusetts, you’ll need to understand the differences between a misdemeanor and a felony-level charge. Learn more from our Quincy OUI lawyers:

Have questions in regards to DUI law? Read the Quincy DUI blog entry titled OUI/DUI: The Differences Between Misdemeanor and Felony Charges as soon as possible.