Massachusetts Criminal Lawyer

The Law Office of Michael E. Perpall understands the stress and anxiety that comes with being accused of a crime. We are cognizant of the gravity of these situations, and we are well aware of the potentially life-altering consequences for our clients. At each stage of litigation, with patience and empathy, we walk our clients through the process, answer their questions, and explain their options. We meticulously investigate and research our cases. We vigorously pursue all avenues of favorable resolution. We zealously advocate for our clients in court.

At your free consultation, Massachusetts criminal attorney Michael E. Perpall discusses your matter in detail and will propose different legal options for handling your case. Michael is a client-centered advocate focused on achieving the best outcomes for every client. This is done by relentlessly preparing each matter he handles. Michael will investigate your matter thoroughly to ensure that the proper approach will lead to the best possible outcome. Michael believes that collaboration with his clients is key to achieving outstanding results. To achieve this goal Michael communicates regularly with clients.

Michael understands the financial challenges that hiring an attorney may present. Michael charges reasonable fees. All criminal matters are taken on a flat fee basis. The Law Office of Michael E. Perpall accepts all major credit cards and sometimes offers scheduled payment options to make his services available to individuals who may not be able to pay the flat fee in full.

Contact Michael at (508) 820-9966 before speaking to the police, going to court, or waiving your right to be represented by a Massachusetts criminal lawyer. Our office is located at 276 Union Avenue in Framingham, Massachusetts. We represent clients facing criminal charges, civil restraining order hearings, clerk magistrate hearings, and in personal injury matters. We practice in district, superior, and probate courts throughout the Boston and MetroWest areas, including Middlesex, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Worcester counties.