Randolph Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Attorney

If you're facing a criminal charge in Randolph — or you've been injured and don't know where to turn — the stakes are real and the clock is moving. I'm Devin McBride, and I've been representing clients from Randolph at Quincy District Court for over 15 years. My office is right down the road in Quincy, and I know this court, this docket, and what it takes to fight for the outcome you need.

What a Criminal Charge in Randolph Could Cost You

Randolph is a working community. For most people here, a criminal record isn't an abstract legal problem — it's a direct threat to their job, their housing, and their family's stability. Employers run background checks. Landlords screen tenants. A conviction or even an unresolved charge can close doors fast.

 

That's exactly why I focus on dismissals, charge reductions, and alternative resolutions wherever the facts support them. My approach is built around minimizing the long-term damage a charge can do — not just getting through the court date.

 

  • 15+ years defending criminal cases throughout Norfolk County and beyond
  • Former prosecutor — I understand how the other side builds its case
  • Jury trial experience in Massachusetts courts
  • Strong relationships with treatment and diversion programs statewide
  • Practiced in every Massachusetts county and court

Your Case Will Be Heard at Quincy District Court

Randolph falls within the jurisdiction of Quincy District Court. If you've been charged with a criminal offense in Randolph, that is where your arraignment, pretrial hearings, and trial will take place.

 

I appear at Quincy District Court regularly. I know the procedures, the schedules, and the expectations of that courtroom. You won't be sending a lawyer who has to find parking and figure out the process — you'll have someone who's already there.

Criminal Defense Cases I Handle for Randolph Clients

Whether you were charged following a traffic stop, a domestic call, a drug-related arrest, or something else entirely, I handle the full range of criminal matters heard at Quincy District Court.

 

If your situation involves substance use, I have personal sobriety and longstanding relationships with rehab and outpatient treatment programs across Massachusetts. In the right cases, treatment alternatives to incarceration are a real option — and I know how to pursue them.

Personal Injury Representation for Randolph Residents

If you were injured in a car accident, slip and fall, dog bite, or another incident caused by someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. I handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing unless I recover for you.

 

Personal injury cases I take for Randolph clients include:

 

Questions Randolph Clients Ask Before Calling

  • Which court handles criminal cases from Randolph, MA?

    Criminal cases from Randolph are heard at Quincy District Court. That is where your arraignment will be scheduled and where your case will proceed through the court system.

  • Can a criminal charge in Randolph affect my job or housing?

    Yes — and it can happen quickly. Many employers and landlords conduct background checks, and even an unresolved charge can appear in a screening. The sooner you have a defense attorney working to limit or eliminate that record, the better your position.

  • How much does it cost to hire a criminal defense lawyer in Randolph?

    Criminal defense is typically handled on a flat fee or retainer basis, depending on the charge and the complexity of the case. Personal injury cases are handled on contingency — no fee unless I recover compensation for you. I offer a free initial consultation so you can understand your options before making any decisions.