About
Mikayla Martin is an attorney with The Maine Criminal Defense Group who represents clients in state and federal criminal defense matters ranging from traffic-level offenses to homicide cases. The firm identifies criminal charges, OUI and DWI, and drug charges among her significant experience areas, with work focused on protecting clients through investigation, negotiation, motion practice, and trial preparation.
Martin is a graduate of the University of Maine School of Law and earned a B.S. in Business Administration-Marketing, cum laude, with a minor in Public Relations from the University of Southern Maine Honors Program. During law school, she participated in the Juvenile Justice Clinic, moot court, and clerked with the firm, giving her early experience with advocacy and criminal-defense work.
Martin developed practical experience through juvenile-justice representation, law-clerk work, and moot-court advocacy before joining the firm as an attorney. Her current criminal practice includes OUI and DWI matters, drug charges, and other state or federal cases that can carry serious consequences. Across these matters, she evaluates the legal and factual issues that shape strategy, negotiation, and the available path toward resolution.
Mikayla Martin brings recent legal training and firm-based criminal-defense experience to a practice that spans a wide range of charges. Her background in advocacy, juvenile matters, and business communication supports detailed preparation and clear client communication in contested criminal cases. This approach keeps legal strategy connected to the client’s practical objectives and the specific demands of each matter.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, The Maine Criminal Defense Group
- Member, Maine State Bar Association
Licensed State
- Maine
Education
- University of Southern Maine
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business Administration – Marketing, with a Minor in Public Relations
Awards & Badges

- DUI & DWI
- Federal Crime
- Homicide
- Juvenile
- Speeding & Traffic Tickets
- White Collar Crime
- Cannabis Law





