William T. Bly Esq
OVERVIEW
Practice Areas
Fees
Flat fees for most misdemeanors and felonies. Fees range from $1,500 to $100,000, depending on the nature and complexity of the case.
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
| Maine | |
| New Hampshire |
Professional Experience
| Attorney and managing partner, The Law Office of William T. Bly | -Current |
| Attorney William Bly specializes in criminal defense with an emphasis on drunk driving defense. Attorney Bly's practice is primarily devoted to defending people accused of DUI/DWI/OUI. Attorney Bly's practice is devoted exclusively to criminal defense. We are one of the very few law firms that practices criminal defense to the exclusion of all other areas of law. Attorney Bly attends numerous professional education courses throughout the year. He is certified as an Evidentiary Breath Alcohol Technician by the US Department of Transportation, a Field Sobriety Instructor and Practitioner as recognized by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and a graduate of the National College for DUI Defense. Attorney Bly has personally handled numerous criminal cases including manslaughter, aggravated assault, aggravated OUI, robbery, burglary, OUI, DUI/DWI, assault, domestic violence, drug trafficking cases in both state and federal court, reckless conduct with a deadly weapon and many, many other criminal cases. Attorney Bly has been recognized by both his peers and former clients as the best in his field. The Portland Phoenix has awarded Attorney Bly and his firm the award of best of Portland for 2010. Attorney Bly has developed a reputation as a hard nosed trial attorney. Whether the case is resolved by trial or negotiation, Attorney Bly will work tirelessly to resolve his clients' cases in a professionally aggressive manner. | |
Education
| University of Maine - School of Law | J.D. (2004) | ||
| Rutgers University - New Brunswick/Piscataway | B.S. | Political Science | |
| Honors: Graduated with high honors. Member of Phi Beta Kapa. | |||
Professional Affiliations
| Member, Maine State Bar | Current |
| Member, New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers | -Current |
| Member, New Hampshire Bar Association | -Current |
| Member, National College of DUI Defense | -Current |
| Member, American Trial Lawyers Association | -Current |
| Member, Maine Trial Lawyers Association | -Current |
| Member, National Association of Criminal Defense | -Current |
| Member, Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers | -Current |
| Member, York County Bar Association | -Current |
| Member, American Bar Association | -Current |
PUBLICATIONS
Articles & Publications
The DWI Survival Guide: Demystifying the Process
Self
WEBSITES & BLOGS
SOCIAL MEDIA
Any idea how long you guys will be staying open until this year?
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) April 7, 2013
Tim, I know you're greaving right now but know that you are sorely missed and loved by the RU community.@Tim_Pernetti
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) April 7, 2013
http://bit.ly/YK6nTQ Check out this press release for information on the upcoming conference regarding the Intoxilyzer 8000.
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) March 4, 2013
http://bit.ly/Yd9gwK Read about a recent case we handled involving a client accused of OUI for the second time.
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) February 7, 2013
http://bit.ly/XQo8kq Check out this PR to get information regarding the recent honor given to Attorney Bly by the ASLA!
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) January 29, 2013
http://bit.ly/URbqRT We are excited to announce that our very own Attorney William Bly was named as a Rising Star® by Super Lawyers®.
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) January 16, 2013
http://bit.ly/WfnDRh Check out this new blog entry about a recent case we handled involving a client accused of #OUI.
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) January 16, 2013
OUI and Police Officer Training http://t.co/qzkDtAnT
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) April 19, 2012
Tough day in Court. Alfred is moving sloooooowly.
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) February 16, 2012
heading to Caribou Superior Court tomorrow. 6 hours each way!!! goog God it's a long drive.
— William T. Bly Esq (@MaineOUILawyer) January 24, 2012
CONTACT & MAP
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