Have You Been Arrested For a WI OWI Violation?The second that arrest charges are filed, you need a Wisconsin DUI lawyer on your side with real experience. Wisconsin DUI laws are tough; you need someone who has the experience and skill to properly represent your case right now. Think every Wisconsin DUI lawyer is the same? Think again. The only way to get a good outcome when you face DUI Wisconsin charges is to choose an attorney who understands the complex nature of Wisconsin OWI laws and how to prepare the right defense for you. While no attorney can guarantee a positive outcome in your case, selecting Wisconsin DUI lawyer Andrew Mishlove is a good start. Inititally, you can expect:
OWI/DUI/Drunk-driving Laws in WisconsinChoosing an attorney who understands Wisconsin DUI laws is important, and finding one who will guide you through the law itself as well as the court system can help protect your rights and your freedom. Make certain the attorney you choose will carefully review the complaint and determine the validity of the roadside tests used to evaluate you. You should also make certain that your Wisconsin DUI lawyer looks at the police officer’s testimony critically to help you understand what defense is being constructed for you. Additionally, you need to choose an attorney who will explain his or her fees, maintain complete confidentiality in your case, and handle any other charges on the complaint. In some cases, they can even handle the other charges for no additional fee. If you’re not happy with the Wisconsin DUI lawyer you’ve chosen after the initial consultation, make certain you find another attorney quickly. In most cases, you shouldn’t be charged for the initial consultation. Andrew Mishlove has worked with hundreds of Wisconsin OWI cases just like yours, and here you’ll find a free initial case evaluation, personalized attention, an aggressive defense, a fair fee structure, and a record of experience with defendants just like you stretching back over the past two decades. Hire an experienced DUI/OWI defense lawyer in Wisconsin who understands the complex nature of Wisconsin OWI / DWI law defense and get the best outcome in your Wisconsin OWI / DUI case. |
Case Results:
State of Wisconsin v. Pavittar
This gentleman was found quite drunk seated in the driver's seat of his car. A citizen witness had reported that the car was driving erratically. A police lieutenant stated that he saw Pav driving the car. Police dispatch records, however, indicated that the lieutenant arrived at the scene five minutes after the car was parked. Other witnesses reported a different driver. Attorney Mishlove tried the case to a jury and Pav was found Not Guilty. We saved him from a long jail sentence and irreparable damage to his family
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DUI Attorney Andrew Mishlove Selected as Regent to National College for DUI Defense (NCDD)
Attorney Andrew Mishlove was recently honored with a unanimous appointment as the only Wisconsin DUI (OWI) attorney on the Governing Board of Regents for the NCDD.
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The Law Offices of Andrew Mishlove Are The Only DUI Lawyers Recognized As An Authority in the Wisconsin Statute Book!
The Law Offices of Andrew Mishlove Have Been Recognized in the Wisconsin Statutes as Authorities on DUI Law. Our Article, Wisconsin's New OWI Law, Wisconsin Lawyer, June 2010 Has Been Listed as an Authority Right in The Law Itself. We Are the Only Wisconsin DUI Law Firm To Have Achieved This Distinction! Click Here to See It.
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