REFUSAL DISMISSED

On August 13, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal of a Refusal to submit to a breathalyzer ticket, after a year of attacking the state’s case. On the eve of trial the prosecutor dismissed the matter saving their client 2 years loss of his license. 

 2nd DUI DISMISSAL

On July 20th, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with a 2nd Dui. After challenging the states proofs, the lawyer was able to obtain a DISMISSAL of the DUI and other tickets.

 DUI Successful Negotiations

On February 27, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI. After months of negotiations and finding holes in the states case, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a 3 month loss of license instead of the mandatory 7 months of loss of license.

 Dismissal of the DUI

On February 27, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI. After obtaining the discovery and discovering that the state could not prove his client was under the influence beyond a reasonable doubt, An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the DUI, saving his client's license.

DUI Dismissal and Other Related Offenses

On February 13, 2020, An Attorney Times lawyer an excellent outcome for a client charged with a DUI and other related offenses. After challenging the State's proofs, the lawyer was able to get the breathalyzer reading thrown out, resulting in his client receiving only a 3 months loss of license instead of the mandatory 7 months.

DUI Dismissal

On February 3, 2020 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI. After challenging the state's proofs as to whether or not his client was driving, the charges were dismissed saving his client license and avoiding jail time.

2nd DUI Dismissal

On November 22nd, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with his 2nd DUI. After challenging the states proof and minutes before trial, the lawyer's client received only a 3 month loss license instead of a potential 18 months loss of license (Enhanced Drug Dui), after receiving a step down from the 1st DUI and dismissal of the Drug DUI.

3rd DUI Dismissal

On Oct 31, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with their 3rd Dui. After, negotiating with the state, and placing the matter on the trial list, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the DUI, saving his client from jail and the mandatory 10 years loss of license.

DUI Dismissed

On Oct 29, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI, among other traffic offenses. On the day of trial, the lawyer was able to get the DUI dismissed as a result of challenging the state's proofs.

Charged with a DUI

On Oct 24, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI, among other traffic offenses. On the day of trial, the lawyer was able to get the DUI dismissed as a result of challenging the state's proofs.

 2nd DUI and mandatory

On Oct 15, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client facing his 2nd DUI and mandatory 2 years loss of his license. After countless trial dates, the lawyer was able to obtain a reckless driving plea with only 90 days loss of license after challenging the officers report.

DUI, and other offenses Dismissed

On Sep 11, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with a DUI and a host of other offenses. After, proving the the state could not convict his client of a DUI, his client's case was dismissed prior to trial allowing her to keep her license.

DUI, Dismissed

On Sep 5, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with a DUI and a host of other offenses. After, proving the the state could not convict his client of a DUI, his client's DUI was dismissed.

DUI

On Sep 4, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for client charged with a DUI and a host of other offenses in a North Jersey municipal court. After challenging the 20 minute observation period, and right before trial, his client was offered a 3 month loss of license besides the mandatory 7 month loss of license.

DUI, Refusal

On July 17, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a Refusal, DUI and a hosts of other charges. After placing the matter on the trial list, the lawyer was able to obtain a dismissal of the DUI, after convincing the prosecutor that they could not prove the DUI at trial. As a result, his client received only a 7 month loss of license rather then the mandatory 2 years loss of license because it would have been his 2nd DUI.

DUI, trial list 

On July 11, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI. After placing the matter on the trial list, and prior to the start of trial, the lawyer's client was offered and pled to a 3 month loss of license rather than the mandatory 7 month loss of license.

 3rd DUI

On July 10, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with their 3rd DUI. After showing that his client refused to submit to the breathalyzer as a result of his lack of understanding of his required cooperation with the breath test, the lawyer's client avoided the mandatory 180 jail sentence.

DUI,  two minute lockout issue on the breath test

On July 10, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with a DUI. After showing that there was a two minute lockout issue on the breath test, the lawyer was able to suppress the breathalyzer reading. As a result the lawyer's client was able to obtain a 3 month loss of license rather then the mandatory 7 month loss of license.

DUI, Reckless Driving

On May 30, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI, Reckless Driving, and a host of other tickets. After negotiating with the prosecutor and showing there was a 20 minute observation issue, the lawyer’s client only received a 3 month loss of license.

DUI, Possession of CDS

On May 16, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client who was charged with a DUI, Possession of Cds, Reckless driving and a host's of other offenses. After arguing and litigating for 7 months, the lawyer's client received a 3 month loss of license although the statute required for mandatory 7 month loss of license. The other offenses were dismissed.

 DUI, Refusal, Possession of CDS

On April 24, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client who was charged with a DUI, Refusal, Possession of Cds in a vehicle and Possession of Cds. After extensive negotiations, the lawyer obtained a dismissal of the Refusal , Possession of Cds in a vehicle and Possession of Cds, saving his client 5 years of license loss. His client pled to a 3 month loss of license.

DUI, Reckless driving

On April 24, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client who was charged with a DUI, Reckless driving and a host of other offenses after hitting a pole. After the lawyer, fought this matter for 18 months and placing the matter on the trial list, the lawyer's client pled to a 3 month suspension, rather then the mandatory 7 month loss of license.

On April 5, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Driving under the influence, as well as several other driving infractions. After challenging the alcotest machine, the lawyer's client received only a 3 month loss of license instead of the mandatory 7 months.

DUI, Challenging The Alcotest

On March 19, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Driving under the influence, Reckless driving, Careless driving, and other traffic offenses. After challenging the alcotest and getting the reading thrown out, his client received a step down calling for only 3 months loss of license.

On February 26, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a Refusal, DUI and various traffic offenses. After challenging the State's case and showing that his client did not understand the officers instructions, the lawyer was able to get the Refusal dismissed allowing his client to receive a 3 month suspension rather then the required 7 month of license.

On February 21, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a DUI and various traffic offenses. After challenging the State's case and showing that the evidence did not prove his client was under the influence, the lawyer was able to get the DUI dismissed

On February 21, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a DUI and various traffic offenses. After challenging the State's case and showing that the evidence did not prove his client was under the influence, the lawyer was able to get the DUI dismissed.

On January 29, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a DUI, Reckless driving, Careless driving and a hosts of other tickets. After negotiating with the prosecutor his client received a 3 month loss of license rather than the mandatory 7 month loss of license after the lawyer proved there was a 20 minute observation issue.

On January 8, 2019, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a DUI, Reckless Driving, and a host's of other tickets. After a trial, the lawyer was able to get a not guilty verdict on the DUI, resulting in the saving of his license.

On December 11, 2018, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a highly favorable outcome for a client charged with Driving under the influence, Reckless driving, and a host of other tickets. After showing that there was a 20 minute observation issue, the prosecutor offered to allow his client to plead to a lower tier DUI, and receive a 3 month loss of license instead of the required 7 months.

On November 19, 2018, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a DUI. After negotiating with the prosecutor and challenging the state's evidence, the DUI was fully dismissed. the lawyer's persuasive argument prevented his client from receiving the mandatory minimum of a 7 month loss of license.

On November 15, 2018, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged Aggravated Assault and a DUI (refusal) after an accident that caused serious injuries. The lawyer's client pled to a term of probation with a 3 month loss of license after the original offer called for a mandatory prison term. the lawyer was able to show that the state's case had many holes that could he exploited at trial.

On November 1, 2018, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with their 2nd DUI. After negotiating with the prosecutor the lawyer, was able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the driving on a suspended license that called for a mandatory 90 days in jail.

On October 16, 2018, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a highly favorable outcome for a client charged with his 4th DUI. After negotiating with the prosecutor and placing the matter on the trial list, his client avoided the mandatory 180 day jail sentence.

On September 26, 2018, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with a Dui, Refusal to submit to a breathalyzer, and a host of other tickets. After threatening to go forward with the trial scheduled on the same day, the lawyer convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the Refusal ticket. This favorable outcome led to only a 3 month loss of license rather then the mandatory 7 months.

On August 28, 2018, in a local municipal court, the lawyer obtained an excellent outcome for a client charged with Reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident, No insurance and a hosts of other offenses after being involved in an accident in which she totaled the car. With his client facing a mandatory 1 year loss of license and jail time, the lawyer negotiated with the prosecutor to allow his client to plead to a careless driving ticket resulting in a $200 fine.

On August 15, 2018, in a local municipal court, the lawyer obtained a highly favorable result for a client charged with his 2nd DUI. After challenging the states proofs, the lawyer's client received a step down and only received a 7 month loss of license instead of a two year loss of license and jail time.

On August 2, 2018 in a local municipal court An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable outcome for a client charged with a DUI and resisting arrest. After prepping for trial, the lawyer was able to convince the prosecutor that the state would have a very difficult time proving the case. As a result, the state offered the lawyer’s client a 3 month loss of license and a dismissal of the resisting arrest offense.

On July 17, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a full dismissal of a Driving Under the Influence charge, after convincing the state that they could not prove his client was under the Influence. The lawyer challenged the breathalyzer machine as well as the field sobriety test resulting in a full dismissal.

On June 7, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer successfully obtained a favorable outcome for a client charged with Driving Under the Influence, Reckless Driving and a host of other tickets. After his client had an Alcotest reading of .21, An Attorney Times lawyer argued that there was a 20 minute observation period issue. As a result of the lawyer’s argument, his client received a DUI stepdown, resulting in only a 3 month loss of license.

On June 5, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for a client charged with 2 driving on a suspended license. After negotiating with the prosecutor, his client received two failure to show proper documents, even though his client did not obtain his license. On the same date, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a downgrade of a 4 point speeding ticket, to fines only, after proving that the prosecutor could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that his client was speeding.

On May 24, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a full dismissal of a DUI in a local Municipal court after showing that the state’s evidence did not meet its burden. After viewing the discovery, the lawyer proved that his client was not driving under the influence. 

On May 10, 2018 in a South Jersey municipal court, An Attorney Times lawyer effectively obtained a highly favorable result for a client charged with a DUI. After showing that the state could not prove his client was driving, the lawyer obtained a 3 month loss of license instead of the mandatory 7 months loss of license. 

On the same date in the same court, the lawyer obtained another favorable result for another satisfied client charged with a DUI. the lawyer effectively argued that the state could not prove that his client was under the influence of narcotics. Thus, his client received only a 3 months loss of license instead of the mandatory 7 months loss of license.  

On May 2nd, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a highly favorable result for a client charged with his 3rd DUI. the lawyer filed a Laurick Application showing that his client did not have adequate representation for his first DUI. Therefore, the lawyer was able to convince the prosecutor to treat the 3rd DUI as a second, avoiding the mandatory 180 jail sentence. 

On April 24, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained an excellent result for a client charged with a DUI, Reckless Driving and a hosts of other driving infractions. An Attorney Times lawyer was able to negotiate a 3 month lost of License instead of the Mandatory 7 month loss of license, after showing there was a 20 minute observation period issue.

On April 10, 2018 in a South Jersey municipal court, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a highly favorable outcome for a client charged with his 3rd DUI. Facing jail time, An Attorney Times lawyer researched his client’s history and learned that he did not have an attorney for his first DUI conviction. Therefore, An Attorney Times lawyer lobbied the court to set aside that conviction. Due to the lawyer’s efforts, his client was able to avoid the mandatory 6 month jail term.

On April 4, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer’s client received a 3 month loss of license after being charged with a DUI. The lawyer showed that there were severe discrepancies in the 20 minute observation period. If you want an Attorney who will challenge the State, and Fight. Remember everyone deserves the right to a great Defense. INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY.

On February 26, 2018 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal of driving with CDS in their vehicle while pleading to only not showing documents, after more than a year of negations in a local municipal court.

On December 19, 2017 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable verdict for two clients charged with DUI’s in a local municipal court. The first client received a 3-month loss of license rather than the required 7-month loss of license, after An Attorney Times lawyer was able to show that the officer did not properly observe his client for the required 20-minute observation. 

The second client received only a 7-month loss of license after refusing to submit to a breathalyzer which was the best positive outcome being that this we their 2nd DUI/REFUSAL. On the same date, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained another favorable result for a client charged with leaving the scene of an accident, reckless driving, and a host of other tickets. His client received a $133 ticket that came with no points, nor loss of license. 

On December 4, 2017 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable verdict for his client. The local municipal court Judge was quoted as saying “Be thankful that you hired the lawyer, who obtained a great result for you. You had the option to hire an attorney and hired a fine one. You should thank the lawyer, and the American judicial system”. An Attorney Times lawyer was able to obtain a DUI dismissal along with endangering the welfare of a child and a host of other tickets. 

On October 23, 2017 In a local municipal court, after a 3 hour trial obtained a dismissal of a DUI violation after the state could not prove operation.

In another local municipal court, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal of a speeding ticket, where the client could not receive a moving violation.

On September 26, 2017 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable outcome for his client charged with a DUI offense. An Attorney Times lawyer successfully obtained a 3 month loss of license and a dismissal of a reckless driving ticket, Driving while suspended and a host of other tickets. 

On the same date, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal of a Refusal to submit to a breathalyzer test.

On September 19, 2017 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a favorable result for his client charged with his 2nd DUI offense in a local municipal court. The client received a significant reduction in their license suspension. Instead of receiving the 2 year mandatory license suspension his client received a 7 month loss of his license

On September 13, 2017 An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a highly favorable result for his client charged with DUI, leaving the scene of an accident, reckless driving, and driving without a license. An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a 3month loss of license forcing the prosecutor to go outside the mandatory 7month loss of license.

On August 29, 2017  In a local Municipal Court, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal of a Refusing to submit to a Breathalyzer ticket.

On July 6, 2017 in a local municipal court after extensive conversations with the prosecutor, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal of DUI and Leaving the scene of an accident ticket. 

On April 25, An Attorney Times lawyer effectively obtained a dismissal of a DUI in a local Municipal court where the driver had a reading on the alcotest machine, and was caught asleep behind the wheel.

On April 24, in another local municipal court, An Attorney Times lawyer obtained a dismissal of a reckless driving ticket as well as leaving the scene of an accident.

On March 23, 2017 An Attorney Times lawyer in a local municipal court, obtained a dismissal for a Refusal to Submit to a breathalyzer, Reckless Driving, and Unsafe lane change. 

September 16, 2016 DUI DISMISSAL Successfully defended a client and obtained a DUI DISMISSAL. If charged with a DUI give me a call as there are several ways to gain a favorable verdict.