Criminal defense. Exclusively.
Criminal defense is the entire practice. Dan’s attention is devoted to defending people accused of crimes.
Daniel Dubé PA LLC · Maine
Exclusively Criminal Defense.
Daniel Dubé
Attorney at Law
Maine
Attorney at Law
Maine
About your attorney
Daniel Dubé, Esq.
A “seasoned” and “renowned” criminal defense practitioner.*
“Dan” is known for his trial work and courtroom skills, and for leveraging those skills to negotiate favorable outcomes.
His approach combines close attention to the evidence, practical advice, and careful preparation for the courtroom. Each defense begins with the facts of the case and the client's priorities.
* On-record statements by state and federal trial judges.
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The practice
What makes this
practice different.
A practice that reaches all of Maine
Dan has represented clients in every Maine county. His statewide practice is built on experience appearing in courts throughout the state.
Federal defense in Portland and Bangor
Dan represents clients in both locations of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine. Federal criminal defense is an established part of his practice.
One attorney, from beginning to end
Dan personally handles every aspect of your case: the evidence, the strategy, the negotiations, and the courtroom work. You deal directly with the lawyer responsible for your defense.
At the leading edge of legal technology
Dan invests substantially in technology for legal work and keeps current with its development. He has both attended and presented multiple trainings on integrating technology into legal practice.
Depth in OUI defense
Dan has completed the standardized field sobriety testing training used by police and brings substantial experience with the highly technical aspects of OUI defense. Explore OUI defense ↗
An informed resource for colleagues
Lawyers consult Dan daily for advice. They draw on his broad courtroom experience and his habit of investigating difficult questions closely.
A deliberately limited caseload
Dan deliberately limits his caseload so he can give each case careful attention and respond as its needs change.
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Questions about the practice
Frequently asked questions.
Where does Dan practice?
Throughout Maine, in both state and federal criminal matters.
Where are you located?
Dan chose Pineland Farms in New Gloucester as a place where clients can focus on meeting with him, and he can focus on their cases. Its convenient location, peaceful setting, and privacy help make that possible. Cases are stressful enough.
60 Pineland Drive, Suite 211
New Gloucester, Maine 04260
Why solo practice?
Keeping the practice small allows Dan to be selective about the cases he accepts and deliberate about his caseload. Clients receive direct access to their lawyer, careful attention from beginning to end, and strong value for their legal fees.
Does hiring a trial lawyer mean my case will go to trial?
No. A lawyer’s willingness and ability to try a case can strengthen negotiations. Dan uses his trial experience to develop favorable facts and defenses and make their significance clear to prosecutors. That preparation can help achieve a favorable resolution without trial, while keeping trial a credible option.
Is my case “too small”?
No. Dan accepts privately retained cases in every class of crime. His work includes passing a stopped school bus, driving to endanger, OUI, misdemeanor domestic violence, and murder. He enjoys the variety within criminal defense and understands how much each case matters to the person facing it.
How are privately retained cases billed?
All privately retained cases are handled on a flat-fee basis. The fee and scope of representation are set out in the engagement agreement.
How can I make a payment?
Dan accepts credit cards, debit cards, bank checks, personal checks, and cash. A payment link for credit or debit cards is generally included with the contract. The initial flat fee is paid up front, with a separate trial fee in most cases. Separating the trial fee keeps the initial cost more manageable.
Are meetings by appointment?
Yes. Please contact the office to arrange a meeting.
How can I contact the practice?
Start with the short inquiry form, or call (207) 200-4899. You can also email dan@themainelawyer.com.
Contact Dan
Let’s talk about your case.
Complete the short inquiry form, or call to discuss representation and a flat-fee quote.
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60 Pineland Dr., Ste. 211
New Gloucester, ME 04260
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Email is also welcome: dan@themainelawyer.comMeetings by appointment.60 Pineland Dr., Ste. 211
New Gloucester, ME 04260