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Briones Law Group – New Office Location

August 2022 – The Briones Law Group is pleased to announce the purchase of our new primary office building located at 189 Main Street, Marlborough, Massachusetts. Our new office is conveniently located just a few doors down from our previous location in downtown Marlborough. Founder and managing partner, Sarah Briones said, “after an extensive renovation we are pleased to offer our attorneys, staff, and clients a convenient, comfortable, and state of the art workspace that

It is now possible to overturn OUI convictions between June, 2011 and April, 2019

Earlier this week, a Concord District Court Judge granted a motion to send letters to thousands of drunk driving defendants. The letter will let them know that they have the right to challenge their conviction if it occurred between June, 2011 and April, 2019. As a result of the Commonwealth v. Ananias decision, all breath tests administered during those dates have been determined to be unreliable. Therefore, any person who was convicted of drunk driving

COVID-19 – We Are Prepared And Ready To Help.

To Our Valued Clients: In this uncertain and strange time, we wanted to reach out to you and let you know that we are continuing to work diligently on our cases. In an effort to avoid the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we will not be holding in office appointments until further notice. As many of you are aware, the Courts in the Commonwealth are temporarily closed for routine business and are trying to establish

Mother’s Day Drive

Briones Law Group has teamed up with B Styled Personal Styling and Consulting for a unique opportunity to do something nice for mothers who are living in local shelters on Mother’s Day! We are asking for donations of gently used handbags filled with personal items and toiletries that can be delivered to these mothers for Mother’s Day! If you wish to participate, please fill your gently used handbag with personal items, put it all in

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Ignorance of the law-A loving example

Guest Blogger: Samuel B. Goldberg, Esquire Hey, remember the old adage “What you don’t know cannot hurt you”? Well, if it ever was true, it isn’t anymore. At least not where the criminal justice system is concerned. I have been embedded in the system for over 30 years in the state of New York and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. I am proud to have become “Of Counsel” to the Briones Law Group and you can

Cash Bail Bill introduced by Bernie Sanders this week will help the poor.

This week, Bernie Sanders has introduced a Bill that will seek to end the requirement of cash bail in criminal matters. The effect of requiring cash bail in our criminal system is that people who can afford to pay remain out of jail while their case is ongoing. People who don’t have the money, stay in jail while their case is pending. Some of the alternatives would include the use of electronic bracelets with GPS

Opioid addiction called major health crisis by Senator Eldridge, leads to legislation to address it.

I agree with Senator Eldridge that opioid addiction is a major health crisis in our State. From a legal standpoint, our Courts are clogged with people being prosecuted for crimes that arise out of their addiction. Larceny, home invasion, car jacking, and fraud are only a fraction of the charges I have seen. All due to the addicts trying to get their hands on money to support their addiction. http://www.senatoreldridge.com/press-releases/6017/senator-eldridge-votes-for-major-legislation-combatting-opioid-crisis

Personal Injury Claims in Massachusetts – What You Need To Know

Personal injury is described as an injury to your body, mind, or emotions and can cover all types of injuries involving head injuries, slip and fall accidents, car or construction accidents, as well as medical malpractice. In Massachusetts, if you have suffered an injury that you believe was due to someone else’s negligence, then you can seek compensation, even if you were partly responsible for the accident. Before deciding to file a lawsuit, or pursue

What Is Child Support and how is it determined by the court?

Both parents are legally obligated to provide for their children. If the parents separate, this expectation is continued through the process of child support. At the dissolution of their relationship, typically one parent will retain primary custody of the child while the other receives parenting time. The understanding is that the child with custody, otherwise known as the custodial parent, will provide support through paying for the child’s daily care, while the other parent, the

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