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$95,000 settlement prior to trial when driving for telecom employer. Client was injured and out of work for many weeks. Full back pay and pain and suffering to cover soft tissue injuries.

$55,000 settlement for an elderly client who was injured when she slipped on ice left after precipitation froze in front of a local liquor store leaving her with injuries to her face, hands, and shoulder.

$30,000 settlement for client injured by negligent ambulance company when they responded to his home and dropped him causing him pain and exacerbating pre-existing soft tissue injuries.

$27,000 settlement when snow plow struck the rear of clients car resulting in minor injuries.

Client was found by officers barely responsive in a lane of traffic. Due to her condition at the time, no field sobriety tests were ever even administered to her. Multiple bottles of prescription medications were found in her vehicle, which were almost empty even though they had been filled just a few days before. Client decided to retain the services of Attorney Dave Flanagan to help with her legal needs. The client was charged with multiple offenses. Attorney Flanagan was able to take the case to trial and successfully cross examined the police officers and the State Police chemist. The client was found not guilty of all charges.

Client was arrested for OUI after he was flagged at a sobriety checkpoint for smelling of alcohol. While he was going through the booking process, client mentioned that he had a licensed firearm within the center console of the vehicle. Client consented to a breath test, which resulted in a reading of one and a half times the legal limit. Client made the choice to hire Attorney Flanagan to defend the case against him. Attorney Flanagan was able to identify deficiencies in the Commonwealth’s case, and obtain findings at trial of not guilty on both the OUI and the Carrying Firearm while Under the Influence charge.

Policy limit settlement on a motor vehicle accident that resulted in client losing out on many days of work and suffering serious permanent injury and loss of mobility.

Client was charged with Assault and Battery by the mother of his daughter. This particular charge turned the client's life upside down. He had never been arrested before, and he had no experience with the criminal justice system. Attorney Flanagan was able to convince the assistant district attorney and the Judge that the case should be dismissed on the trial date.

At Hingham District Court the client was charged with operating his motor vehicle with a suspended license for operating under the influence. This charge comes with a minimum sentence in the house of correction for 60 days and a maximum of 21/2 years with a mandatory year loss of license. Attorney Flanagan argued the case and was able to persuade the district attorney and the Judge to dismiss the case.

Client was in a barroom fight in downtown Boston. Allegedly the other party was seriously injured and required medical treatment. Attorney Flanagan was able to dismiss the case.

The alleged victim stated that Client had placed around her neck following an altercation late at night, following a night out drinking. Client was adamant in his denial that he had ever laid his hands on the alleged victim. However, Client was charged with Domestic Assault and Battery as a result of these allegations. Client sought out the help of Attorney Dave Flanagan in order to fight these charges against him. Attorney Flanagan was able to successfully get the case against Client dismissed without the need to go to trial.

The Boston Police took out an application for complaint on the client alleging that the client stole a laptop from a young man at a restaurant. Attorney Flanagan represented the client at the clerks hearing and convinced the clerk there was not enough evidence to charge the client. The clerk agreed and dismissed the charges. No formal charges were filed and no record of this incident will be available to the public.

Policy limit settlement for client who was injured when rear ended by a while stopped at a red light.

policy limit settlement when young driver not paying attention and using cell phone struck the rear of clients car causing serious trauma and losses to his business after he was unable to work for a lengthy period of time. Took insurance company to court and settled before trial.

policy limit settlement for client under the age of 18 when rear ended by teen driver using cell phone. Took insurance company to court and settled before trial.

A client was severely disfigured when a driver backed into him and his wife while at a grocery store parking lot. The insurance company agreed to a policy limit settlement quickly when presented with an airtight case against their insured.

Client was charged with a domestic assault and battery and a violation of a restraining order in Abington, Ma. Attorney took the case to trial and all charges were dismissed.

Client was charged with a domestic assault and battery and a violation of a restraining order. Attorney Dave Flanagan was able to get all charges dismissed for his client at trial.

At Hingham District Court the client was charged with operating his motor vehicle with a suspended license for operating under the influence. This charge comes with a minimum sentence in the house of correction for 60 days and a maximum of 21/2 years with a mandatory year loss of license. Attorney Flanagan argued the case and was able to persuade the district attorney and the Judge to dismiss the case.

Client was charged with an Operating Under the Influence of Drugs, Possession of Class A and Possession of Class E drugs. Illegal drugs were found on her person and in her car when the police found her. She was allegedly driving erratically and got into an accident. Attorney Flanagan was able to dismiss the charges of Possession of Class A and Possession of Class E drugs. The OUI drugs charged will dismissed in one year as long as the client can stay out of trouble and complete a program. Drug possession charges dismissed: OUI Drugs CWOF for 1 year. Case is dismissed if client stays out of trouble.

Client was initially pulled over for going 45 in a 30mph zone late at night. When he was asked questions by the police, he was unable to give consistent answers, and was also unable to perform any field sobriety tests. Materials that were used to cut and package drugs were also found in client’s car. Faced with what could be his second OUI, he sought out the help of Attorney Dave Flanagan. Attorney Flanagan was able to undermine the State’s case through cross examination of the police officers, and the client was found not guilty at trial of all charges.

Client was arrested after a bystander reported him leaving a restaurant seemingly intoxicated. The officer had seen him have difficulty maintaining his lane, and being this his Second OUI charge, he knew that the consequences could be severe if he were convicted. Knowing that the stakes were high, he reached out to Attorney Dave Flanagan for assistance. Attorney Flanagan was able to successfully argue the case at trial, and a not guilty verdict was returned.

Client was a young kid, driving a car with three of his friends. Client was charged with both OUI drugs and possession of a controlled substance, following a motor vehicle stop due to an improperly high tint used on passenger side windows. Marijuana and associated materials were found within his vehicle at the time of the stop. Client reached out to Attorney Dave Flanagan to fight his case. Attorney Flanagan was able to get all charges dismissed after arguing a motion to dismiss, avoiding the need to even go to trial.

Client was involved in a head-on collision with another vehicle after swerving into the wrong lane of traffic. Client was unable to perform any of the field sobriety tests satisfactorily. Charged with both an OUI and a Marked Lanes violation, client sought out Attorney Dave Flanagan to fulfill his legal needs. Even with the odds stacked against him, Attorney Flanagan used his experience and legal prowess to clear him of all charges, saving his career in the process.

In the early morning hours, client crashed his vehicle into multiple road signs in a single car accident. He had witnesses see him operating erratically, and had failed the field sobriety tests offered to him. Client had even admitted to officers that he had been drinking beers that night. Client was a hard worker, working multiple jobs and many hours to make ends meet, and was worried that a conviction would jeopardize his earning capacity. Faced with this dilemma, he retained the services of Attorney Dave Flanagan. Attorney Flanagan was able to secure a not guilty verdict on all counts when the case was taken to trial.

Client was involved in a single car accident late at night, resulting in injuries that required his transportation to South Shore Hospital. He was unsteady on his feet, seemed lethargic, and did not even attempt to perform any field sobriety tests. All of the evidence seemed to be stacked against him. Faced with the potential of being charged with OUI, he sought out the help of Attorney Dave Flanagan. Attorney Flanagan was able to poke holes in the Commonwealth’s case, and managed to get the case dismissed at a Magistrate’s Hearing. Not only did the client not get convicted, Attorney Flanagan managed to avoid him even getting formally charged.

Domestic violence trial at Hingham District Court. Client was charged with assault and battery on the mother of his children. The alleged victim went to the hospital on the day of the alleged incident. Attorney Flanagan's client was found Not Guilty after a trial where Attorney Flanagan showed through his cross examination that the client was not telling the truth about the incident. Attorney Flanagan showed the inconsistencies in the alleged victim's testimony during the trial and his client was found not guilty.

Client was charged with violating an Abuse Prevention Order (209A). It was alleged that the client, under a lawful restraining order that provided for no contact of the alleged victim and a stay away of over 150 yards, contacted the alleged victim and threatened her by text messages and voice mail. Attorney Flanagan argued a Motion to Dismiss to the Court requesting that all charges be dismissed. The Motion to Dismiss was allowed.

A Norfolk County Grand Jury returned indictments against Client for Violation of Constitutional Rights, Assault or Battery for Purpose of intimidation Due to Race, Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Malicious Destruction. The assistant district attorney was insisting on a long house of correction sentence for the Client. After a long court battle that included multiple court dates for motions and hearings, Attorney David Flanagan was able to convince the Judge and the assistant district attorney to reduce the charges and get his client probation with no jail time whatsoever.

Client was charged with B&E Building in the Daytime for a Felony. Boston Police Detectives took fingerprints and blood swabs at the scene. The client had prior convictions and was in the BPD database. The DNA from the blood swabs was linked to the client. Attorney Flanagan argued a Motion To Dismiss to the Court requesting that the charge be dismissed. The Court agreed and the Motion to Dismiss was allowed.

Client was charged with Assault and Battery on his girlfriend. Client's girlfriend alleged that client struck her several times. Client was immediately arrested. Attorney Flanagan argued a Motion to Dismiss before the Court requesting all charges be dismissed and the Motion to Dismiss was allowed.

Client was a young man who was charged with assaulting another man, his mother’s boyfriend, with a knife. Client denied to the police that he had had a knife on him at the time, but nonetheless a complaint was filed against him. Client was charged with both Assault and Assault with a Dangerous Weapon. Inexperienced with the legal system, Client sought out Attorney Dave Flanagan to represent his interests in court. Attorney Flanagan was able to get both counts against him dismissed, avoiding the need to even go to trial.

Client was charged with Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle when he was alleged to be driving his motorcycle at a high rate of speed doing wheelies when he crashed his motorcycle. Client was facing probation and a long loss of his driver's license. Attorney Dave Flanagan was able to convince the Plymouth prosecutor to dismiss the case prior to arraignment. No information of this case can be seen on his record.

Brockton District Court: Client charged with Possession of class B Cocaine in Abington, Ma. Attorney Dave Flanagan was able to get all charges dismissed at the pretrial hearing. Result: Possession of Class B DismissedAn application for complaint was filed against the client for Operating his vehicle to endanger. The client was in a serious accident and the Rockland Police Department issued a summons for the client to appear at Hingham District Court. Attorney Flanagan was able to get the case dismissed prior to arraignment. No information about this incident will appear on the client's record.

Client was charged with Assault and Battery and Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. Attorney Flanagan was able to argue in a preliminary hearing that the Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon should be dismissed immediately. He eventually was able to get all charges dismissed for his client.

Client was charged with an Operating Under the Influence of Drugs, Possession of Class A and Possession of Class E drugs. Illegal drugs were found on her person and in her car when the police found her. She was allegedly driving erratically and got into an accident. Attorney Flanagan was able to dismiss the charges of Possession of Class A and Possession of Class E drugs. The OUI drugs charged will dismissed in one year as long as the client can stay out of trouble and complete a program. Drug possession charges dismissed: OUI Drugs CWOF for 1 year. Case is dismissed if client stays out of trouble.

Client had a violation of probation hearing with several violations of probation. Client was looking at 2 ½ years in the house of correction. Attorney Flanagan was able to convince the Judge to not find any violations of probation. Client was put back on probation with the same conditions as he had before.

Client was charged with Assault, Disorderly Conduct, and Resisting Arrest. Attorney Flanagan reasoned with the assistant district attorney and he was willing to dismiss the case at the pre trial conference.

Client was charged with Breaking and Entering Building Nighttime for Felony MGL Ch 266 Section 16, Malicious Destruction of Property over $250 MGL Ch. 266 Section 127, Assault and Battery MGL Ch. 265 Section 13A, and Threat to Commit Crime MGL Ch. 275 Section 2. Client allegedly broke into his girlfriends mother's house in the middle of the night and committed an assault and battery on an individual who was a friend of his girlfriend. Attorney Flanagan requested and the judge agreed to dismiss all charges on the trial date.

Client was charged with committing Assault and Battery against his girlfriend and Violating a Restraining Order in violation of MGL ch 209A. Some of the allegations including the client grabbing his girlfriend around the waist and throwing her against the kitchen table. This same client was charged with similar offenses in an incident that happened one week later. He had two separate dockets. Attorney Flanagan was able to get both dockets dismissed.

Client was followed by Weymouth Detectives and observed conducting a drug transaction. Client was formally charged with Distribution of a Class D substance. Attorney Flanagan negotiated an excellent result with Norfolk County District Attorney's office and the Quincy district Court Judge agreed with the disposition. The Client received a continue without a finding. He was given a break and if he stays out a trouble for one year, the case gets dismissed. CWOF for 1 year. Case is dismissed if client stays out of trouble.

Client was picked up on a default warrant out of Roxbury District Court. She was allegedly found with Cocaine and Heroin on her person. She was charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance Class A and Class B. Attorney Flanagan discovered that the alleged controlled substance was examined at the William A. Hinton State Laboratory in Jamaica Plain. A particular chemist at this laboratory was charged with tampering with evidence at the lab. Attorney Flanagan argued a motion to dismiss to the Judge based on the fact that his client's alleged drugs could have been tampered with by this chemist. The Judge agree to dismiss all charges against this client.

Client was charged with larceny of several pieces of jewelry from a home. Detectives at the Braintree Police Department conducted an investigation and found that the items were sold to a local pawn shop. Client and others were subsequently charged based on the detectives interviews and investigation. Attorney Flanagan was able to convince the assistant district attorney that they did not have enough evidence to go to trial, and the assistant district attorney agreed to dismiss all charges.

Drug detectives had the client under surveillance for several months. The detectives had confidential informants that said they bought drugs off the client. The detectives also observed the client do several hand to hand drug transactions. A search warrant was executed on the client house and large amounts of cocaine and marijuana were found in the clients bedroom. Client was charged with possession with intent to distribute Class B controlled substance; possession with intent to distribute class D controlled substance; Distribution of class D controlled substance; and conspiracy to violate the drug law. Attorney Flanagan argued a motion to dismiss all charges and convinced the Judge to grant the motion. Motion to dismiss was allowed.

Client was charged with Possession of Class A Drug (Heroin) MGL Ch. 94C Section 34 and Conspiracy to Violate Drug Law MGL Ch. 94C Section 40. Quincy Police Detectives allegedly observed the client in a drug transaction during a surveillance based on an a tip from a confidential informant. Quincy Detectives recovered three bags of what they believed to be heroin from the client. Attorney Flanagan reasoned with the assistant district attorney and he agreed to dismiss the Conspiracy charge and allow the client to plea to a continue without a finding on the possession charge. If the client stays out of trouble for one year, the possession case becomes dismissed. Conspiracy charge dismissed; Possession case dismissed after one year if the client stays out of trouble.

Client was on probation at Haverhill District Court. He was charged with a new offense of Breaking and Entering at the Boston Municipal Court Dorchester Division while on probation. Attorney Flanagan represented his client and persuaded the Haverhill probation officer and the Judge to not find his client in violation of probation. In addition, Attorney Flanagan convinced the Judge to dismiss his client's probation all together.

Client was charged with Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon. The victim suffered head injuries that required hospital care. Attorney Flanagan convinced the assistant district attorney to drop the felony to a misdemeanor and the client was given a continue without a finding. His case will be dismissed if he stays out of trouble for six months.

Client was charged with Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle when she crashed her vehicle into a store front on a busy street in Rockland, Ma. Client was facing several potential penalties including loss of license. Attorney Flanagan was able to get the charges dismissed.

Client was charged in Wareham, Ma with a Felony Larceny of $250. She was also on probation at the time. Attorney Flanagan was able to get the case dismissed and no violation of her probation was found.