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Parsippany DWI Lawyers

1. Tierney, John: Premises Liability Defense and General Liability Defense, Defense of Non-Profit Charitable, Educational and Religious Institutions (Charitable Immunity), Defense of Sports Programs, Schools and Non-Profit Youth Organizations, Defense of Restaurants, Taverns, Strip Malls, and Commercial Premises, Municipality Defense and Title 59 Immunity for Public Entities, Coverage Matters, Special Investigations and Examinations Under Oath, Risk Management, Criminal Defense and Municipal Court Matters. (e.g. DWI, Assaults, Driving Offenses, Tickets, Reckless Driving and other alleged Offenses)
2. Wisotsky, Greg: Protect Your Rights An arrest for DUI/DWI involves serious ramifications. A conviction for DUI/DWI can result in a driver's license suspension, loss of employment opportunities and incarceration.
3. Stephen M. Pascarella: If you have been charged with a drunk driving offense in the State of New Jersey you are facing, presumably, some of the toughest penalties nationwide. Not only are you facing a loss of your driving privileges, depending on your particular circumstances, you could be facing mandatory jail time. The reality of your situation is the same as that of approximately 60,000 other drivers this year in New Jersey; you must make decisions that will impact on both you and your loved ones. The first decision you should consider is that of finding an experienced attorney to handle the charges that have been levied against you. In addition, you're probably looking to find answers to a number of other questions that, quite frankly, only an experienced and well versed attorney will be able to answer for you. For instance, how will a DWI conviction affect your insurance rates; will my spouse (or children) be impacted because they are on the same policy of insurance; do I face jail time; how long can I lose my license; how much money will I need to pay fines, hire a lawyer etc. Of course these are, but a few of, the questions that most individuals charged with DWI ask; in your case there may be many more.
4. Hoberman, Resch, DiPiazza & Driscoll, P.C.: Drunk driving is classified as operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, controlled substance, medication, or prescription that impairs the driver's ability to operate the vehicle.