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Experienced & Aggressive OUI & DUI Attorneys

If you or a loved one are facing OUI charges, retaining proven legal representation is absolutely critical—and within arm's reach. Call Flanagan and Associates today to schedule a free consultation.

Get the Small Firm Experience That Gets Big Firm Results

Serving Throughout Massachusetts

Even the simplest of legal matters can be enough to derail your life. At Flanagan & Associates, we understand that these situations can happen to anyone and have committed ourselves to helping Massachusetts clients navigate some of life's most challenging moments. Our mission is to deliver the highest quality legal services across multiple practice areas, including OUI and DUI defense, and to earn the confidence and recognition of those we serve throughout Quincy and beyond. It is critically important to safeguard your freedom and rights. An OUI charge can severely jeopardize your future plans and threaten your employment and educational opportunities.

Attorney Dave Flanagan's dedication to justice began in 1994. Recognizing that his keen attention to detail and logical reasoning could be used to help the community, Mr. Flanagan pursued a legal career, gaining admission to the Massachusetts Bar in 2003. Dave's investigative background and comprehensive approach have proven to be invaluable across diverse legal matters. As a leading DUI attorney in Quincy, he is known for providing clients with dedicated personal attention and unwavering commitment. He is prepared to take cases to trial if needed to give clients the best possible opportunity for a favorable outcome. He will listen to your story, review every detail, advise you of your best legal strategy, and guide you through every stage of your OUI case. Don’t go through this process alone—work with a dedicated Quincy DUI lawyer who puts your needs first.

Local Court Experience & Recent Case Results

At Flanagan & Associates, we don’t rely on boilerplate defenses. We evaluate the complete record—from police body cameras and booking videos to calibration records and local courthouse practices—to achieve optimal outcomes for our clients. Here are examples of how local court experience and meticulous preparation pay off.

Brockton District Court (September 2026) – OUI & Negligent Operation Not Guilty

A driver facing OUI, negligent operation, marked lanes, and speeding charges stemming from a stop in Bridgewater was found not guilty of all criminal charges. Defense counsel carefully analyzed approximately 45 minutes of booking footage showing clear speech, normal balance, coordination, comprehension, and cooperative behavior. The allegation of marked lanes was resolved as a civil violation.

Barnstable District Court (June 2026) – Second-Offense OUI & Negligent Operation Not Guilty

A motorist stopped on Route 6 was charged with a second-offense OUI, negligent operation, failure to use marked lanes, and speeding. A painstaking review of breath-testing video footage and timestamps showed that breath-test attempts were administered before the mandatory 15-minute observation period ended. Based on police reports and video evidence, this issue resulted in a not-guilty verdict on both criminal counts.

Quincy District Court (August 2026) – Second-Offense OUI Reduced to First-Offense Disposition

A driver discovered in a running vehicle at a Milton intersection faced treatment as a second-offense OUI offender. By thoroughly reviewing field sobriety evidence, available video, medical response evidence, the breath-test refusal, and prior offense history, the firm successfully negotiated a reduction to a first-offense OUI, resolved with a CWOF under the §24D program. The firm then represented the client in a separate RMV proceeding concerning license reinstatement.

Brockton District Court (August 2026) – Operating-to-Endanger Complaint Prevented

Following a collision on Adams Street in Abington, a driver was facing charges of operating to endanger, marked-lane violation, and speeding. The firm prevented the criminal complaint from being issued at the clerk-magistrate hearing and guided the client through the separate RMV process, which involved medical documentation, alcohol evaluations, and the Brains at Risk program.

What to Do Immediately After an OUI or DUI Arrest in Quincy

If you are arrested for an OUI or DUI in Quincy, taking immediate and thoughtful action can greatly influence the outcome of your case. First, invoke your right to remain silent, and do not make statements to police or investigators without your attorney. Request legal counsel at once, as having a Quincy OUI attorney involved from the onset provides critical legal protection—especially under the scrutiny of law enforcement in Quincy or Norfolk County. With the support of our defense team, you’ll be able to preserve any evidence that could strengthen your case, such as receipts showing your location, witness statements, or relevant communications.

After your arrest, you may receive documentation regarding your arraignment, bail, and possible license suspension through the Massachusetts RMV. The RMV frequently acts swiftly to suspend driving privileges, particularly if you refused a breath test during your arrest in Quincy. Although Quincy offers public transportation, the loss of a license can create substantial personal and professional obstacles. Flanagan & Associates will ensure you understand legal notices, critical appeal deadlines, and every requirement necessary for contesting your OUI or DUI charges in Quincy. Our attorneys will strategize and communicate with you in detail so you are fully prepared for all court dates, providing strong local advocacy for your defense.

Facing an OUI or DUI arrest in Quincy? Call Flanagan & Associates today at (781) 332-4344 or contact us online to protect your driving privileges and get expert guidance every step of the way!

The Stories that Matter

Get the Small Firm Experience That Gets Big Firm Results
  • "Highly Recommend"
    I can’t thank Flanagan & Associates enough. I hired Attorney Dave Flanagan. He was professional, responsive, and acted quickly. He successfully secured a case dismissal prior to arraignment.
    - William F.
  • "Dave cares about every client and will cut no corners to get you what you deserve!"
    Attorney Flanagan is one of the hardest working guys you will meet. Dave cares about every client and will cut no corners to get you what you deserve!
    - Richard
  • "He got me an incredible result that I know I would never have received from another attorney."
    The first time I met him in his office, I walked out feeling much better about my case. He worked on my case and brought me up to speed on everything he was doing. He got me an incredible result that I know I would never have received from another attorney. Flanagan and Associates and Dave Flanagan are by far the best law firm in the state.
    - William
  • "I hope I don't need his services again any time soon, but if I do, I know I'll be calling Mr. Flanagan!"
    Attorney Flanagan is one of a kind. Having had a couple of minor issues in the past I was in need of his services. In sitting down with Attorney Flanagan he immediately makes you feel welcome and at ease. It is almost as if you are sitting down with a relative or friend instead of a total stranger. He is knowledgeable and very responsible. You will not leave numerous messages with a secretary in order to get a response. If he doesn't answer when you call, leave a message and he will be back in touch with you in no time. I hope I don't need his services again any time soon, but if I do, I know I'll be calling Mr. Flanagan!
    - K.M.
  • "Can finally put the incident behind me and get on with my life. Flanagan and Associates made that possible!"
    When I was arrested, I felt like the whole world was against me. I had never been in trouble before, so I did not know what to expect. Flanagan and Associates put my mind at ease by providing excellent legal advice. As a client, I felt that my case was being handled by knowledgeable professionals who truly cared about my well being. Now that my case is resolved, I can finally put the incident behind me and get on with my life, Flanagan and Associates made that possible!
    - John

    The Stories that Matter

    Get the Small Firm Experience That Gets Big Firm Results
    • Not Guilty on OUI – Plymouth District Court Not Guilty on all charges
    • Not Guilty on all counts Not Guilty on All Charges
    • Not Guilty on OUI Not Guilty on OUI – CWOF on Negligent Operation
    • OUI Dismissed – Missing Booking Video OUI Charge Dismissed
    • Not Guilty – OUI Charge Dismissed at Trial OUI Charge Defeated at Trial
    • OUI & Drug Possession Charges Dismissed Cambridge District Court
    • OUI Case Dismissed Hingham District Court
    • Client Found Not Guilty at Trial Quincy District Court
    • Client Found Not Guilty at Trial Plymouth District Court
    • No Complaint Issued on OUI & Negligent Operation Quincy District Court | Braintree Police Department
    • Found Not Guilty at Trial for OUI 2nd Offense Quincy District Court
    • Client Found Not Guilty of OUI 2nd Offense Plymouth District Court

    Quincy OUI & DUI Attorney

    Defending Against OUI & DUI Charges Throughout Norfolk County

    One night out can suddenly change your life. Most people don’t expect to be arrested for OUI (Operating Under the Influence) or DUI (Driving Under the Influence), but when the unexpected occurs, you need to rely on your choice of legal representation. Our Quincy OUI attorneys and DUI lawyers understand the gravity of these charges under Massachusetts law.

    Retaining a Quincy OUI attorney as soon as possible is crucial to protecting your rights. Our legal team has extensive experience with the Quincy District Court and knowledge of procedures followed by local police departments. This experience allows us to tailor defense strategies based on the unique environment of Norfolk County, Quincy neighborhoods like Wollaston, North Quincy, and surrounding areas. We help clients understand the timeline for OUI and DUI cases, what to expect at arraignment, and RMV requirements, especially since Quincy hosts RMV operations locally. Working with a seasoned OUI lawyer in Quincy provides indispensable guidance and reassurance during a stressful legal process.

    There are many proven strategies to defend against OUI and DUI charges. As an experienced DUI defense attorney in Quincy, we review possible issues with police procedures, including incorrect administration of breathalyzer tests and field sobriety checks, as well as improper observation protocols that may result in unreliable blood alcohol content (BAC) readings. Our familiarity with the unique legal landscape and law enforcement practices in Quincy allows us to anticipate the evidence and arguments likely to arise, and to challenge any factors that could work in your favor.

    Even though police officers frequently rely on breathalyzer equipment to test BAC, these machines are not immune to error. If the Quincy police do not properly calibrate the device or strictly adhere to the legal testing procedures, we can challenge the results in court. Our Quincy DUI lawyers carefully evaluate every step of your arrest and the evidence against you, providing an effective defense tailored to local protocols.

    Cases We Handle: Tests, Refusals, Accidents, & Repeat Offenses

    Flanagan & Associates handles a wide variety of OUI and motor-vehicle cases, including:

    • Breath-test results, breath-test refusals, and observation-period challenges. 
    • Field-sobriety exercises, booking footage, and body-camera analysis. 
    • Accidents, collision reconstruction, and operating-to-endanger allegations. 
    • Medical explanations for appearance, speech, or balance issues. 
    • Second-offense OUI allegations and prior-record challenges. 
    • Marked lanes and speeding citations accompany criminal charges. 
    • Immediate-threat license suspensions and separate RMV administrative hearings. 
    • Pre-arraignment clerk-magistrate hearings. 

    Don’t risk losing your license. Contact our Quincy OUI & DUI attorneys now for a strong defense.

    Why Hire Flanagan & Associates

    At Flanagan & Associates, our Quincy OUI attorney is ready to act promptly to protect your rights, freedom, and interests during your most vulnerable moments. No matter how complicated your circumstances, no matter the apparent strength of the evidence, and no matter the severity of your charges, our firm will stand with you. As DUI defense lawyers in Quincy, we take a client-focused approach, offering both compassion and aggressive representation throughout every phase of your case.

    Accomplishments that separate us from the competition:

    • Superb 9.7 Rating by Avvo, Inc. for Criminal Defense and DUI
    • 2014 Clients' Choice Award by Avvo
    • 2013 Clients' Choice Award for DUI
    • Solid track record in and out of court
    • Countless satisfied client testimonials

    Have you been arrested for an OUI? Call Flanagan & Associates today at (781) 332-4344 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with our OUI & DUI lawyers in Quincy.

    What Happens After a Local OUI Arrest? Understanding the Quincy OUI & DUI Court Process

    With a dedicated Quincy OUI attorney by your side, you benefit from legal advocacy tailored to the practices of the local court, law enforcement, and prosecutors.

    Navigating a Massachusetts OUI charge requires understanding both court proceedings and administrative requirements: 

    1. Arraignment: Held in the local court serving the municipality where the alleged offense occurred (e.g., Quincy District Court for Milton matters; Brockton District Court for Bridgewater and Abington matters). Charges are formally presented, and conditions of release are set. 
    2. Parallel RMV Action: Administrative suspensions (for breath-test refusals, failed tests, or immediate-threat reports) take effect independently of court charges. 
    3. Discovery & Evidence Review: The defense gathers and reviews police reports, video footage, testing records, witness accounts, and medical documentation. 
    4. Resolution: Depending on the evidence, cases proceed through clerk-magistrate hearings, pretrial motions, negotiations, bench trials, or jury trials. 

    Our team at Flanagan & Associates supports you at every stage—from pretrial conferences and discovery to motion hearings and negotiations with the District Attorney’s office. Depending on case specifics, we may challenge the admissibility of evidence, request suppression of evidence obtained unlawfully, or pursue negotiations to reduce penalties. Because we know Quincy’s court system and legal community, you receive representation that reflects local standards, increases your confidence, and helps you make informed decisions. If you are facing OUI or DUI charges in Quincy, understanding the timeline, the legal procedures, and the possible results can be crucial for your defense and peace of mind.

    Common Early Mistakes to Avoid After an OUI Arrest

    After an OUI arrest, avoid these critical mistakes:

    • Assuming court charges and RMV license suspensions are the same process.
    • Missing strict RMV or court deadlines.
    • Discussing the incident on social media or talking to potential witnesses.
    • Misplacing police, court, towing, or RMV paperwork.
    • Delaying the preservation of nearby surveillance footage or medical documentation.
    • Believing a breath-test refusal guarantees an immediate dismissal or automatic conviction.
    • Driving before confirming full RMV license reinstatement.

    Local Court Procedures & Practical Experience

    While Massachusetts OUI laws are statewide, scheduling, courtroom procedures, prosecutor approaches, judicial practices, and case resolution strategies vary significantly between local courts.

    We tailor our legal strategy based on the specific judge, prosecutor, police department, available video evidence, and courthouse dynamics in:

    • Quincy District Court (serving Quincy, Milton, Weymouth, Braintree, Holbrook, Randolph)
    • Brockton District Court (serving Brockton, Bridgewater, East Bridgewater, West Bridgewater, Abington, Whitman)
    • Hingham, Dedham, Stoughton, Barnstable, and the surrounding Massachusetts courts

    What are the Penalties for First-Time Offenders?

    Massachusetts laws impose stringent penalties for OUI and DUI offenses. Over the years, the state has increased certain OUI-related penalties, especially for those who refuse chemical tests during an OUI investigation. For first-time offenders, however, certain opportunities exist to potentially avoid imprisonment by seeking alternative sentencing options. If you’re facing your first OUI or DUI charge, consulting an experienced DUI defense lawyer in Quincy can make a pivotal difference in your case outcome.

    Understanding penalties for OUI in Quincy requires familiarity with both state law and the specific practices of local courts. Quincy District Court, located on Dennis Ryan Parkway, is the venue for most Quincy-area OUI and DUI cases. Judges and prosecutors in Quincy may interpret sentencing guidelines based on local precedent. Massachusetts law increases penalties for repeat offenses, and consequences can disrupt your driving privileges, affect your professional licensing, and pose risks to future employment. Even a first OUI conviction may result in higher insurance premiums, potential jail time, and a revoked driver's license—the impact can be especially significant for Quincy residents who rely on their vehicle for work or family needs. Awareness of both local and state enforcement procedures is crucial to successfully handling your case.

    A driver convicted of OUI for the first time in Massachusetts may be sentenced to up to two-and-a-half years in prison, fined between $500 and $5,000, or face both imprisonment and a fine, as outlined in Massachusetts' General Laws Chapter 90, §24(1)(a)(1) (2012). These punishment levels are less severe than for repeat offenders, but still carry serious repercussions.

    Penalties become more severe with the number of repeat offenses:

    • Second Offense - $600-$6,000 in fines, license suspension for 2 years, and 30 days to 30 months in prison
    • Third Offense - $1,000-$15,000 in fines, license suspension for 8 years, and 150 days to 5 years in prison
    • Fourth Offense - $1,500 to $25,000 in fines, license suspension for 10 years, and 2 to 5 years in prison.
    • Fifth Offense - $2,000 to $50,000 in fines, indefinite license suspension, and no less than 2.5 years in prison.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the difference between an OUI, DUI, and DWI in Massachusetts?

    OUI means “Operating Under the Influence” while DUI refers to “Driving Under the Influence,” and DWI means “Driving While Intoxicated.” In Massachusetts—including Quincy—OUI is the term found in statutes and police reports, and it covers both alcohol and drug-related offenses. Some other states use DUI or DWI, but in all Quincy OUI cases, you are facing charges under the OUI statutes in the General Laws. Engaging a Quincy OUI lawyer helps you make sense of these distinctions, understand the best strategies for your defense, and navigate local court practices that impact your outcome.

    Will I lose my license immediately after an OUI arrest in Quincy?

    Following an OUI or DUI arrest in Quincy, your license may be suspended immediately if you refuse to take a breathalyzer or chemical test. Massachusetts enforces an “implied consent” law, and refusing the test means the RMV will suspend your driver's license—often even before your case goes to trial. Failing the test can also lead to administrative suspension, but the period may be different. For Quincy residents who use their vehicles to commute or transport family, maintaining driving privileges is critical. Your Quincy OUI attorney or DUI defense lawyer can guide you in appealing the RMV's decision and applying for a hardship license where possible, helping you regain your ability to drive as your legal case proceeds. Understanding local RMV requirements and court schedules can make a crucial difference in your ability to remain mobile during your case.

    How does having an attorney from Quincy benefit my OUI case?

    Choosing an OUI attorney in Quincy is beneficial because local representation provides direct insight into local court procedures, law enforcement protocols, and prosecutor strategies specific to Norfolk County. Quincy-based DUI lawyers know the tendencies of judges, the practices of Quincy police, and the standards for evidence submission at Quincy District Court. Flanagan & Associates offers rapid response for arraignments, RMV hearings, or emergencies, and our client-first approach means that you receive frequent updates and personalized strategies throughout the legal process. Access to a local OUI attorney in Quincy can improve your experience and your chances of achieving a favorable outcome.

    Does refusing a breath test mean I will be automatically convicted?

    No. While a breath-test refusal triggers an administrative license suspension from the RMV, a refusal alone does not prove the criminal OUI charge in court.

    Do unsuccessful field sobriety exercises guarantee a conviction?

    No. Field sobriety test (FST) results must be weighed against officers' instructions, medical limitations, age, footwear, weather, lighting, roadway surface, and available video footage.

    Why are booking and body-camera videos so important?

    Video recordings provide an objective, neutral record of a driver's speech, balance, coordination, comprehension, and demeanor. However, video must be analyzed alongside all other evidence in the case.

    Why are booking and body-camera videos so important?

    Video recordings provide an objective, neutral record of a driver's speech, balance, coordination, comprehension, and demeanor. However, the video must be analyzed alongside all other evidence in the case.

    Will winning my criminal case automatically restore my driver's license?

    Not always. The criminal court process and RMV administrative suspensions operate on separate tracks.

    What is a clerk-magistrate hearing?

    In qualifying cases, a clerk-magistrate hearing provides an essential pre-arraignment opportunity to oppose the formal issuance of a criminal complaint before it ever reaches a courtroom judge.

    What should I do immediately after an OUI arrest?

    Preserve every document, identify potential witnesses and surveillance video, record relevant medical conditions, avoid discussing the arrest publicly or on social media, and seek experienced legal counsel immediately.

    Why Hire Us?

    • Avvo Superb Rating, Both in Criminal Defense & DUI
    • You Don't Win, You Don't Pay (For Personal Injury Cases)
    • We Offer All Clients a FREE, No-obligation Case Review With a Licensed Attorney
    • We Will Travel to You
    • Avvo Clients' Choice Award in Personal Injury
    • 9.7 Superb Rating from Avvo

    Possible Alternative Sentencing

    First-time OUI or DUI offenders in Massachusetts may have the opportunity to avoid jail by serving probation and participating in an alcohol treatment program. To qualify for this, the defendant must not have previous OUI convictions or multiple prior assignments to drug or alcohol education or rehabilitation programs. The court will evaluate the individual's driving history and criminal record. If the court determines that the defendant would benefit from treatment and that public safety will not be compromised, alternative sentencing—such as probation and alcohol education—may be granted.

    For Quincy residents and those in Norfolk County, courts often appreciate proactive steps toward rehabilitation and responsibility. Participation in the Massachusetts 24D First Offender Program is a common alternative sentencing route, which can minimize disruption to work, school, or family life. Eligible participants may obtain a hardship license that allows limited driving, an essential resource in Quincy, where public transit may not reach every destination. Working with a Quincy OUI attorney who is familiar with both the courts and the RMV process is invaluable for navigating requirements, program eligibility, and presenting your case persuasively for alternative sentencing. Our DUI defense lawyers in Quincy will ensure you meet all court requirements and help you move forward after an OUI charge.

    Providing Strong Legal Counsel For OUI & DUI Charges

    A dedicated DUI defense attorney in Quincy could help you achieve a favorable verdict. Sometimes, the defense uncovers flawed police procedures, challenges the basis of evidence, or demonstrates an insufficient case for conviction. Achieving a dismissal or acquittal is always the goal, but when conviction is unavoidable, the right Quincy OUI attorney can strive to secure an outcome that limits negative impacts on your life. Our experienced Quincy DUI lawyers will develop a well-structured defense, offer candid counsel, and fiercely protect your interests.

    Local knowledge gives your legal team a significant advantage. Flanagan & Associates leverages an in-depth understanding of Quincy law enforcement, the configuration of OUI checkpoints, and procedural standards unique to area arrests. Our DUI defense lawyers in Quincy systematically examine the validity of field sobriety and breath tests, as well as the handling of evidence. When appropriate, we consult with forensic experts to dissect technical claims and expose weaknesses in the prosecution’s arguments. Our proactive and locally tailored approach ensures that every OUI or DUI case receives comprehensive attention, supporting our clients throughout Quincy and the wider Norfolk County region.

    Comprehensive Factors We Evaluate in Every OUI Defense

    No single piece of evidence defines an OUI case. Attorney Dave Flanagan evaluates the complete record to uncover missing, contradictory, or legally inadmissible evidence: 

    • Initial Stop & Operation: Reason for the initial traffic stop or encounter; proof of actual vehicle operation; innocent explanations for observed driving. 
    • Environmental & Road Conditions: Road design, lane markings, construction zones, traffic, weather conditions, lighting, and surface slopes where field sobriety exercises occurred. 
    • Field Sobriety & Physical Factors: How exercises were instructed and administered; impact of injuries, medical conditions, footwear, fatigue, age, and anxiety. 
    • Video & Communication Records: Body-camera, cruiser, station, and booking footage; dispatch recordings, 911 calls, officer communications, and civilian/EMT witness statements. 
    • Chemical Testing & Procedures: Breath-test procedures, calibration logs, required 15-minute observation periods, and accurate timestamps; blood-test collection, preservation, and interpretation. 
    • Legal & Administrative Issues: Breath-test refusals vs. RMV consequences; immediate-threat suspensions; prior offense record accuracy; clerk-magistrate opportunities; local courthouse procedures and scheduling practices. 

    Contact Our OUI & DUI Lawyer in Quincy Today

    The sooner you seek counsel for OUI or DUI charges, the greater your chances of a positive legal result. Whether you want to take your defense to trial or focus on restoring driving privileges quickly, Attorney Flanagan offers the guidance you need. We know how to challenge OUI evidence in Quincy courts and fight for the most favorable resolution. Protect your license and your future by choosing skilled, locally focused representation to advocate for your rights.

    Contact Flanagan & Associates today to get started with our Quincy OUI & DUI attorney.

    The Stories that Matter

    Get the Small Firm Experience That Gets Big Firm Results
    • "Highly Recommend"
      I can’t thank Flanagan & Associates enough. I hired Attorney Dave Flanagan. He was professional, responsive, and acted quickly. He successfully secured a case dismissal prior to arraignment.
      - William F.
    • "Dave cares about every client and will cut no corners to get you what you deserve!"
      Attorney Flanagan is one of the hardest working guys you will meet. Dave cares about every client and will cut no corners to get you what you deserve!
      - Richard
    • "He got me an incredible result that I know I would never have received from another attorney."
      The first time I met him in his office, I walked out feeling much better about my case. He worked on my case and brought me up to speed on everything he was doing. He got me an incredible result that I know I would never have received from another attorney. Flanagan and Associates and Dave Flanagan are by far the best law firm in the state.
      - William
    • "I hope I don't need his services again any time soon, but if I do, I know I'll be calling Mr. Flanagan!"
      Attorney Flanagan is one of a kind. Having had a couple of minor issues in the past I was in need of his services. In sitting down with Attorney Flanagan he immediately makes you feel welcome and at ease. It is almost as if you are sitting down with a relative or friend instead of a total stranger. He is knowledgeable and very responsible. You will not leave numerous messages with a secretary in order to get a response. If he doesn't answer when you call, leave a message and he will be back in touch with you in no time. I hope I don't need his services again any time soon, but if I do, I know I'll be calling Mr. Flanagan!
      - K.M.
    • "Can finally put the incident behind me and get on with my life. Flanagan and Associates made that possible!"
      When I was arrested, I felt like the whole world was against me. I had never been in trouble before, so I did not know what to expect. Flanagan and Associates put my mind at ease by providing excellent legal advice. As a client, I felt that my case was being handled by knowledgeable professionals who truly cared about my well being. Now that my case is resolved, I can finally put the incident behind me and get on with my life, Flanagan and Associates made that possible!
      - John

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