Attorney in
Lynn, Salem, and
Boston Area
At McNulty & O’Malley, we take on cases that others say are impossible to win. Many of our clients come to us believing they have no choice but to plead guilty. With a thorough investigation, strategic defense, and relentless advocacy, we’ve secured not guilty verdicts and dismissals in seemingly unwinnable cases.
At McNulty & O’Malley, we believe in hard work and thorough investigation—not just accepting the police report. Attorney O’Malley went to the scene of the stop, uncovering crucial evidence that tipped the scales of justice in our client’s favor. Through relentless effort, the drug possession and distribution charges were dismissed, saving our client from possible jail time. Now, they and their family can move forward with their lives. If you need a dedicated defense, call (617) 240-9719 today.
At McNulty & O’Malley, our relentless dedication, meticulous investigation, and tireless preparation led to a not guilty verdict for our client facing serious sex crime charges in Lynn, Essex County, MA. We left no stone unturned in uncovering the truth, ensuring justice prevailed. If you need experienced criminal defense attorneys who fight for your rights, contact McNulty & O’Malley today at (617) 240-9719 for a confidential consultation.
At McNulty & O’Malley, a leading criminal defense law firm, we successfully defended a client in Lynn, Essex County, MA, against a fabricated 209A restraining order claim involving false assault and battery allegations. Our experienced criminal investigator uncovered crucial photos and video evidence proving the accuser’s injuries were staged. After a three-day hearing, the judge found the plaintiff’s evidence not credible and denied the restraining order. If you’re facing false 209A allegations, trust our skilled criminal defense attorneys to fight for you. Call (617) 240-9719 today for a free consultation!
OUI Drugs (2025): Client found sleeping in a car, slurring speech, and swearing at officers.
Not Guilty after trial.
Firearm Possession (2023): Police found a gun in our client’s waistband.
Jury found Not Guilty despite minimum 18-month sentence.
Domestic Assault: Investigation revealed the accuser fabricated charges to hide fraud
Case dismissed on trial date.
Sexual Assault: Garage owner accused.
Video evidence led to Not Guilty verdict.
Assault & Battery: Soccer player accused of punching a referee.
Not Guilty after trial.
Cocaine Trafficking: 14 grams of cocaine found.
Case dismissed after Motion to Suppress.
Illegal Search & Seizure: Police confiscated large amounts of marijuana.
Evidence suppressed, case dismissed.
Drug Possession: Client accused of throwing contraband during a police chase.
Charges dismissed after investigation.
OUI Alcohol: Client removed at gunpoint, smelled of alcohol, slurred speech.
Not Guilty.
OUI Drugs: Client swerving, unable to stand for sobriety test.
Not Guilty.
Domestic Assault/Witness Intimidation: Allegations of physical abuse.
Case dismissed due to favorable trial motions.
Assault on a Police Officer: Not Guilty after trial.
Possession with intent to distribute: Client was convicted in May of 2024 and sentenced to 5 year in jail. Attorney O’Malley reviewed the case and found that the trial attorney had made a big mistake.
Result: Just three months later in August 2024 attorney O’Malley Motion For a new trial was allowed and client was released from jail.
If you’re facing criminal charges, don’t give up hope. Attorney O’Malley has the experience, dedication, and proven track record to fight for your rights. Call (617) 240-9719 now for a free consultation — because the right attorney makes all the difference.