This past St. Patrick’s Day, our client was in Massachusetts visiting his girlfriend. He was carrying a firearm. He was licensed to do so in Connecticut and did not realize that he needed an LTC to carry in Massachusetts. While in the girlfriend’s apartment a “friend” saw the gun and asked to hold it. Our…
Continue reading ›Our client is an engineer with several degrees from top academic institutions. In August of 2022 he was at a bar with friends when a fight broke out between his group and another group. The fight continued out in the street when all parties left the bar. The police arrived and all parties fled. A…
Continue reading ›In January of this year, police officers arrested a man riding a bicycle while carrying a large moose hunting rifle. The man had stolen the gun out of our client’s car. It turns out that the firearm required an LTC which our client did not have. Our client lives in a constitutional carry state and…
Continue reading ›In March of this year a man entered the airport with a firearm in his carry on travel bag. He placed the bag on the conveyor belt. The weapon was immediately flagged by TSA agents and the State Police were called. They investigated the matter and ultimately our client was charged with carrying a firearm…
Continue reading ›A few months ago we posted about a motion to suppress we prevailed on in a gun case. The defendant was charged with unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle G.L. c. 90 section 10, possession of ammunition without a license G.L. c. 269 section 10(h) and carrying a firearm in violation of G.L. c. 269…
Continue reading ›Our client is a cyber security specialist who travels throughout the country helping to establish secure websites for large international internet based businesses. Several weeks ago he engaged men to detail his car and his girlfriend’s car. The detailers went to his home and were unable to access water so it was agreed that they…
Continue reading ›Several years ago our client was represented by another law firm. He was convicted of possession of a firearm under G.L. c. 269 section 10(h) and possession of a dangerous weapon under G.L. c. 269 section 10(b). He wanted to have his convictions sealed and hired Attorney Stephen Neyman to do so. Today, all of…
Continue reading ›Our client is a truck driver. In April of 2022 he was stopped for suspicion of OUI in a city south of Boston. He was asked to exit his car, put through field sobriety tests and pat frisked. He was found in possession of a firearm for which he had a license to carry. He…
Continue reading ›In June of 2022 a police officer in a Boston suburb was patrolling an area near a movie theater when he observed a parked car with no front plate. The officer looked to see if someone was in the car. As he did so the defendant left the driver’s side rear door opened and the…
Continue reading ›About two and a half years ago a fight broke out at a bar in a large Massachusetts city. The fight ended when shots were fired. Video footage gained from the crime scene showed two men accompanied by our client enter and exit the bar. The men were identified as possessing firearms and one of…
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