People vs. J.C. Client agreed to a misdemeanor but he keeps his CDL license. A straight reckless charge and parking ticket pleas on this case.

People vs. M.M. Client refusal hearing - there was no clear refusal here and hearing was terminated without cross by motion of the judge and client’s license will be reinstated

People vs. S.C. In Albany county court, 2 prior DWI and got him another AI.

People vs. T.N. Client has 2 pending DWI, refused on one of them…we won the refusal hearing. The issue was we were able to show that the officer that testified was not the arresting officer and he was the one who read the refusal warnings.

People vs. D.K. Case was dismissed. Judge had reasonable doubt.

People vs. E.M. In Syracuse City Court, client’s previous offer before was 6 months-1 year in jail, and to plead guilty to DWI. Again, we were able to show that the ADA was not prepared for the hearing and was able to get this charge reduced to a DWAI.

People vs. W.M. Case dismissed, client blew .23. Went to hearings where the ADA did not produce the evidence we needed.

People vs. K.H. Client ended up pleading guilty to a reckless driving vs. a DWI or DWAI (which are alcohol related convictions and if convicted of either one would have resulted in loss of her CDL and job as a results.

Client was charged with 3rd DWI (priors from 2007, 2009) and had a BAC of .23. Client was looking at 4 years State Prison. We were successful in negotiating an offer to keep the client out of state prison with either 1 weekend or 240 hours community service.

Client was charged with REFUSAL and we were able to win the refusal hearing because we were able to show that the paperwork indicated that the request for the breath sample occurred 2:05 after she was arrested, thus the judge applied the two hour rule and ruled the refusal invalid.

Client was charged with 7th DWI, 4th Felony DWI charge. We were able to review the case, negotiations and ended up getting the case reduced to a simply violation of DWAI.

Client was charged with 2nd DWI in a matter of months, in one of the cases only one out of two Officer's showed up for a second time, and we motioned to the court and made arguments, we moved to suppress all evidence from the stop, and the judge granted my motion. The people then were forced to move to dismiss the case acknowledging at this point they were unable to meet there burden. Case dismissed.

Client was charged with Aggravated DWI and 8 other tickets, through case review and negotiations we were able to negotiate a simple violation of DWAI.

Client was charged with a DWI, though hearings we were able to attack the FST and officer error combined with medical issues, at the end of the hearing the judge dismissed the case against the client

Client charge with refusal, though refusal hearing we were able to argue that there was not sufficient proof evidence of operation, no admissions, no observations. Judge agreed with the argument and as a result we won the refusal hearing.

Client was charged with E Felony, through hearings we were able to cross examine the arresting officer with admissions of mistakes, charges reduced to DWAI.

Client was charged with Aggravated DWI and multiple other infractions, client was underage, through Introducing a toxicologist we were able to show that her BAC was potentially lower than the breathalyzer results as a result we were able to get the charges reduced to DWAI.

We successfully argued that a refusal report was insufficient on its face because the officer was not a percipient witness to any of the alleged violations. Refusal to take a blood test and reckless driving charges were removed.

Our client was snowmobiling with some friends when they ran through an intersection without stopping. He was stopped by the police and admitted he had been drinking. He was arrested and taken back to the station where he blew a .01. He was charged with snowmobiling while intoxicated (SWI), failure to stop at a road crossing, and altered exhaust. We were able to get the SWI dismissed.

Our client was charged with aggravated DWI (Class E felony) and multiple traffic violations. We were able to reduce the felony DWI down to a misdemeanor.

A client was facing penalties for drunk driving. We were able to get the case dismissed.

A client was charged with aggravated DWI, DWI and other traffic violations. The ADA accepted our offer to plead guilty to a DWAI.

A client was charged with DWI. We were able to get the case dismissed by proving that crossing the fog line was an insufficient basis for the initial traffic stop.

Our client was charged with a DWI in 1995, but he was never arraigned. He was finally arrested on a 16-year bench warrant stemming from the DWI arrest. We successfully argued a motion to dismiss for failure to state readiness for trial.

Our client was charged with common law DWI, DWAI drugs, aggravated DWI above a .18, and felony DWI with a child in the car. We uncovered a series of mishaps by the arresting officer, including charging her despite the fact that she blew a .00. Ultimately the charges were dismissed.