About Us

Trial Attorney. 15+ Years Defending Massachusetts Clients.

I built this practice on a simple premise: every client deserves an attorney who knows the courts, knows the law, and fights for them personally.


I know how Massachusetts criminal cases are built, what evidence the Commonwealth leans on, and where its arguments are weakest. That understanding shapes every case I take, from the first phone call through arraignment, pretrial motions, and, when necessary, a jury trial.

What 15 Years of Criminal Defense Practice Looks Like

  • Licensed to practice in all Massachusetts courts
  • Jury trial experience across a range of criminal charges
  • Practiced in every Massachusetts county, from Norfolk and Plymouth to Bristol, Middlesex, and beyond
  • Established relationships with statewide rehabilitation and outpatient treatment programs — a resource I draw on to pursue treatment alternatives to incarceration for clients dealing with substance-use issues
  • Handles both criminal defense and personal injury — a combination that is uncommon among solo practitioners on the South Shore


A Personal Commitment That Shapes My Practice

I am personally sober. I don't mention this to signal virtue — I mention it because it is directly relevant to how I represent clients whose charges are connected to alcohol or substance use.


I understand what it means to navigate recovery. I have relationships with treatment programs, outpatient facilities, and diversion resources throughout Massachusetts that most defense attorneys simply don't have. When the right path for a client involves treatment rather than incarceration, I know how to make that case credibly and effectively.


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Criminal Defense and Personal Injury — One Attorney, Both Sides

My practice covers two areas: criminal defense and personal injury. I represent people charged with OUI and drug offenses, assault and battery, domestic violence, sex crimes, and probation violations. I also represent accident victims — people hurt in car crashes, truck collisions, slip-and-fall incidents, and other situations where someone else's negligence caused real harm.


These two practices share a common thread: I represent individuals, not institutions. I take that seriously.


Explore my criminal defense practice or learn more about personal injury representation.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How many years has Devin McBride practiced criminal law?

    Devin McBride has practiced criminal defense for more than 15 years. He has handled cases in every Massachusetts county and court during that time.


  • Where does Devin McBride practice?

    His primary office is in Quincy, and his core market is the South Shore and Norfolk County. He is licensed to practice throughout Massachusetts and has appeared in courts across every county in the state, including Plymouth County, Bristol County, Middlesex County, and beyond.

  • Does Devin McBride handle jury trials?

    Yes. Devin McBride has jury trial experience across a range of criminal charges. Not every case goes to trial, but having an attorney who has actually tried cases — and won — changes how prosecutors approach negotiations.

  • Does McBride Law handle personal injury cases as well as criminal defense?

    Yes. McBride Law handles both criminal defense and personal injury matters. Personal injury clients are typically represented on a contingency fee basis, meaning there is no fee unless a recovery is made. This combination of practices is uncommon among solo practitioners on the South Shore.


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