WI OWI Charges Come With Severe Penalties – Fight Them At All CostsWI drunk-driving charges are serious, and while many people simply decide they must accept their fate once they’re charged with this offense, it’s essential to remember that you can fight and win against WI drunk-driving laws. Why bother fighting? There are a few reasons. First, the penalties are very serious, especially if you have a CDL. Whether you own your own trucking company or you drive for someone else, Wisconsin DUI laws state that you lose your license if you’re convicted, and for many commercial drivers, that means losing your job as well. Even if you don’t have a CDL, the conviction on your record can still affect your job as well as your paycheck. There are huge fines as well as insurance increases associated with WI OWI charges. The second reason you should fight has to do with the number of defenses available. There are at least twenty different ways to avoid being found guilty under Wisconsin DUI laws, and using them is an excellent idea to keep you from losing your license, paying extensive fees, and suffering the other consequences associated with this crime. A Wisconsin DUI Lawyer Can HelpAn experienced WI OWI attorney who understands the extensive WI drunk-driving laws is the best way to prevent a conviction on these charges, and Andrew Mishlove is here to help.
From raising all of the necessary challenges with the District Attorney to filing the proper motions to force the DA to prove your arrest was lawfully completed, to ensuring the accuracy of your blood or breath test, Andrew Mishlove has the reputation for excellence you need when you’re facing the penalties associated with Wisconsin DUI laws. Every single case is unique, and yours deserves to be handled by a Wisconsin DUI lawyer who understands the system, the judges involved, and the WI OWI penalties you face now. Only An Experienced Wisconsin DUI Lawyer Will . . .
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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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Fight to save your license! If you drive after losing your license, you face substantial penalties.
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Illinois Drivers With Wisconsin OWI/DUI Cases Face Special Problems
It’s critical that an Illinois driver be properly represented in Wisconsin, or he will find himself being hammered by the Illinois Secretary of State.
The word "specialist" is often misused. In order to legally claim that they are "specialists", lawyers must meet very specific qualifications.
