ROBIN ROSE-BUXTON
Associate Attorney
 Survey after survey of fellow attorneys will name Robin Rose-Buxton among the most aggressive Boston criminal defense attorneys and one of Worcester's best courtroom trial attorneys.
There isn't a criminal matter that Robin Buxton won't handle. As for results, they speak for themselves:
In Boston, Attorney Buxton gets domestic violence charges reduced to misdemeanors or even dismissed early on. In Woburn, she'll take the case of a bar fight that turned into an assault charge and fight aggressively to obtain an acquittal, pretrial dismissal, or reduction of your charges. In Framingham she'd challenge a Route 9 OUI charge by claiming the police overstepped their authority with field sobriety tests, or that the breath test procedure might not have been in compliance with proper procedure.
In some cases, Attorney Buxton is retained to represent clients who have not even yet been arrested or charged, but those who are facing criminal investigations and questioning by law enforcement and detectives. In cases like these, once retained, Robin goes to work to stop criminal charges from ever being filed.
Even though the DA has his or her side of the story, Attorney Buxton is known for having hers. If it's early enough, she and our other Boston Criminal Defense attorneys meet with prosecutors to present our side of the story and tip their hand as to the evidence that we have that they might have been unaware of.
Not only does Robin defend theft crimes, drug crimes, and violent crimes throughout Boston, but she also advocates for those who are being threatened by deportation or whose employment or financial opportunities are being compromised because their Massachusetts criminal records were not properly sealed.
Believing that everybody deserves a fresh start, she'll help get her client's criminal record sealed, and if their name still comes up with an arrest record by the search engines, she'll issue certified documentation to have the engine remove your name, or bring suit against them. |