Yes. Before building his criminal defense practice, Devin McBride worked as a prosecutor in Massachusetts. That experience gives him direct insight into how the Commonwealth builds its cases — knowledge he uses every day on behalf of his clients.

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

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.

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.

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.