Massachusetts Attorney Joe Serpa. A Criminal Defense Expert.
Bar Associations
- Boston Bar Association
- Massachusetts Bar Association
- National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
- Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Education
- Georgetown University Law Center
- University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Client Reviews
He's one of the best people I've met. I'm really appreciative of all the help I received. If you have a serious case, he'll work hard to make sure you have the best outcome. I highly recommend him. You will not be disappointed.
Mr. Serpa was very helpful with my family member ‘s case. He was able to get it dismissed quickly and easily. He is very professional and very good at what he does. I’m so glad he hired him. You will be glad too if you hire him.
Serpa law office was my attorney of choice for 2 seperate cases I had last year. With both situations, Joseph not only treated me great, delivered the results I was hoping for, and was extremely professional and genuine. I would definitely recommend this law office to anyone in need of legal help.
Greater Boston Criminal Law Alerts
The Law of Clerk-Magistrate Hearings in Massachusetts: Your Rights, the Statutes, and Case Law In Massachusetts, a clerk-magistrate hearing, also called a show cause hearing, is a pre-arraignment procedure designed to determine if there is sufficient probable cause to issue a criminal complaint. The primary purpose of these hearings is to allow the court clerk to screen some criminal matters out of the justice system. Defendants facing allegations in Eastern…
Defending Student Fake ID Charges: BPD Enforcement and the Clerk-Magistrate Hearing College students across Boston use fake IDs to enter a bar or purchase alcohol. It is reasonably viewed as a harmless ritual and a ticket to a fun night out. The Boston Police Department (BPD) and the local courts, particularly the Boston Municipal Court, do not share this view. A student caught with a doctored driver’s…
No Ghost in the Machine: Why a “Failed” Breathalyzer Does Not Equal an OUI Conviction in 2026 If you took a breathalyzer test at a Massachusetts police station and registered a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of .08 or higher, the police and the prosecutor will treat the case as if it is already over. They rely on the psychological weight of that number to force defendants into accepting a “Continuance Without a…
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