About Markey Law Partners — Criminal Defense Boston Massachusetts
Markey Law Partners handles criminal defense Boston residents need when charges arise. The firm’s attorneys have practiced since 2000. They focus on criminal defense, restraining orders, and workers’ compensation. Because the firm also takes personal injury cases, it serves clients across several needs. The attorneys are admitted in Massachusetts and work Suffolk County courts. They prepare each case carefully and explain the options. You can compare nearby firms in our criminal defense directory. The team handles both misdemeanor and felony charges. They guide clients through each court date in plain terms. Consultations are confidential.
What Clients Say
Clients describe attorneys who fight for them. Reviewers note clear communication during stressful cases. People mention steady support through court dates. Many value the firm’s commitment to results. The respectful, attentive approach stands out.
Criminal Defense Boston — Practice Areas & Services
- Misdemeanor and felony defense in Suffolk County courts
- OUI and drug charge defense
- Restraining order hearings and related matters
- Workers’ compensation and personal injury claims
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do after an arrest in Boston?
Stay silent and ask for a lawyer right away. Do not discuss the case with police alone. Early legal help protects your rights.
How much does a Boston criminal defense lawyer cost?
Fees depend on the charge and whether the case goes to trial. Many firms set flat fees for defined stages. Ask for a written fee agreement up front.
Where are Boston criminal cases heard?
Felony cases go to the Suffolk County Superior Court at the Brooke Courthouse. Lower-level charges go to the Boston Municipal Court. A Boston firm knows both courts.
Quick Facts: Criminal Defense in Boston, Massachusetts
- Court data: Massachusetts publishes criminal case filings by county and charge each year — Mass.gov Court Reports
- Local courts: Boston felony cases are tried at the Suffolk County Superior Court — Massachusetts Trial Court
- District court: Lower-level charges go to the Boston Municipal Court — Massachusetts Trial Court

