Jennifer H. Diggles

Jennifer H. Diggles

The Law Offices of Joseph D. Bernard, P.C.

One Monarch Place, Suite 1160
Springfield, MA 01144

Phone: 703-403-0106

Website: bernardouidefense.com

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About Jennifer H. Diggles

As a young attorney, I am privileged to work with Attorney Joseph Bernard and the other experienced attorneys in our office. We are deeply dedicated to each client and their personal story, which is why we pursue all possible defenses in every case rather than leading clients to quick pleas. Our office is at the forefront of challenges to breath and blood testing and the admissibility of those tests in OUI cases in Massachusetts. I received my Bachelor’s degree from University of Texas El Paso and a Master’s degree in Addiction Studies from the University of South Dakota. I then pursued my J.D. and graduated magna cum laude from Western New England University School of Law. I am admitted to the Bar in Massachusetts


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