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  1. Lauterbach, Spencer: Business Formations Business Law Business Transactions Closings Corporate Law Criminal Driving While Intoxicated DWI Estate Planning Evictions Foreclosure Defense Foreclosure Help Incorporations Landlord and Tenant Leases Living Trusts Living Wills Mortgage Help Mortgage Workouts Mortgages Power of Attorney Probate Real Estate Real Estate Litigation Shoplifting Short Sales Speeding Surrogate Court Practice Tickets Title litigation Title Searches Trusts Vehicle and Traffic Will Contests Wills
  2. Braunfotel & Frendel: A first priority for many people who have been arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol is to keep their driver's licenses.
  3. Montalbano, Condon & Frank: Should you refuse a breathalyzer test? Many drivers stopped for DWI wonder whether they should refuse to take a breathalyzer test. If you refuse, your license will be suspended and you will need to attend a DMV hearing to recover it. We attend such hearings with clients, making sure that the police had probable cause for the traffic stop and whether you were informed about the possible loss of your license if you refuse a test. You must appear at the hearing within 10 days. Otherwise, your license will be revoked for up to one year. It is critical to have experienced counsel with you at this hearing to protect your rights. Are lesser penalties possible? Depending on the level of the drunk driving charge, our attorneys may be able to negotiate alternate penalties. Some of our clients have performed community service in lieu of jail time. Others have obtained reduced sentences. Our law firm has been defending people in Rockland County against charges such as DWAI (driving while alcohol-impaired) and aggravated DWI (driving with a blood alcohol content of .18 or higher) since 1973.
  4. Braunfotel, Keith: personal injury, workers’ compensation, criminal defense, and real estate
  5. Emily Fabrizio: If you are convicted of a misdemeanor offense, such as drunk driving, you could lose your driver's license, be forced to pay large fines and court costs, lose your vehicle, be ordered to alcohol treatment, and even serve jail time. Criminal cases require aggressive and skilled defense.
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