Brian E. Simoneau

Dear Brian, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to inform you of a recent development that I believe you would find pertinent to my role here at Attorney Brian E Simoneau. As you may know, my driver's license was suspended by the RMV or appropriate state department, due to window tr...ansparency tint. This was a significant obstacle for me personally and professionally, as it affected my ability to commute and fulfill certain job responsibilities. However, I am delighted to inform you that through the diligent efforts of my attorney, Brian E. Simoneau, this matter has been successfully resolved. Mr. Simoneau undertook the complex process of appealing the suspension and navigating the necessary legal procedures with exceptional skill and dedication. He meticulously reviewed my case, provided invaluable guidance, and represented me with the utmost professionalism throughout the entire process. Thanks to his expertise and unwavering commitment, my license has been reinstated, allowing me to fully focus on my duties here at Black Water Ops. I cannot overstate my gratitude for Mr. Simoneau's outstanding service. His expertise and tireless advocacy have not only resolved a challenging legal issue but have also reaffirmed my confidence in overcoming obstacles with the right support and representation. I believe that Mr. Simoneau's exceptional performance reflects the same standards of excellence and professionalism that we strive for at Black Water Ops,. I am confident that his dedication and expertise would be of great benefit to anyone seeking legal assistance. Thank you for considering my testimony regarding Mr. Simoneau's exceptional service. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further information. Warm regards, Scott R Senior Investigator Surveillance Specialist

I did not hire Brian Simoneau, but I initially called him, and he referred me to another lawyer. I had a situation where a police officer had filed a criminal negligent driving charge against me for something the Police did not witness. And the crooked cop in my town also had filed an immediate thr...eat on my drivers license for the same incident (I had a clean criminal and driving record). A person ran in front of a moving car deliberately, screaming and making threats, and taking video.. The lawyer I hired consulted with Brian on things. Brian had more knowledge. He knew that anyone on pretrial probation does not qualify to get your license back from the RMV. If my lawyer had known that, he would have argued to get the charges dropped immediately rather than allowing pretrial probation. Another important thing that I learned during this process (5 months without my license!), is that because I was never convicted of a driving charge and had all the tickets removed, Massachusetts cannot (and did not!) report the immediate threat to national drivers registry. Unless you were actually convicted of a driving charge, the immediate threat does not go on your driving record. I was advised by my attorney not to seek a drivers license in a neighboring state (where I have a legal right to). I requested my national driving registry records, which took months to arrive, but were clean the entire time…. I honestly believe I could’ve gone to the neighboring state and gotten a drivers license and been legally driving the entire time, despite that, I was advise not to. It’s worth noting that in Rhode Island a cop absolutely cannot file an revocation on anyone’s license without a court proceeding FIRST. And the court proceeding would involve an arrest in RI. I believe MA is technically violating our civil rights. And remember that Massachusetts is now allowing illegal undocumented people to get a drivers license just by showing their birth certificate from another country! We have no idea if they were criminal drivers in another country.