Peter H Lederman

Mr. Lederman pushed my case until we got a result I was satisfied with. I was in a very tough situation being on active duty and having a pending DUI. My active duty depended on the outcome of this case and he made sure we had positive results. I highly recommend him to anyone pending a DUI/DWI. He w...ill fight until you are satisfied and do his best to get the best results.

From square one, I knew that I had chosen the right person for my case. Down to earth, caring and warm, Mr. Lederman provided me with every bit of information that I so desired. He helped to guide me through the entire process, instilling a strong sense of confidence in how things would pan out. I... was charged with a DUI, and walked away from court with a reckless driving. It was the best possible outcome, and I was informed of that right from the get go. There was never a single moment in which I felt he didn't do all that he could for me. I am extremely satisfied with his services, and would highly recommend him. Not only did I feel confident in the services he provided, but I was also touched by his kind, understanding nature. I can recall several occasions in which I walked away from a conversation with him in which I felt better for having had it. He not only cares about helping others in such times of need, but also ensuring that we will not repeat the same mistakes. His heart shines through in his work.

Peter was extremely Professional and Knowledgeable. He cared about not only my case, but me as a person. He made sure that I sought the proper care to ensure everything was in check with my issues, and gave me great legal advisement. I felt comfortable with Peter as my lawyer at all times, and felt t...hat he truly understood the ins and outs of the case.

In June of 2013, I was on my way from MD to New York when I was arrested in NJ. I had a list of charges ranging from DWI to reckless driving. I hold a very high security clearance for the Federal government and cannot afford any blemishes on my record. I did a good deal of researching for good lawyer...s. I got with Peter Lederman. From the day I retained him; I spoke to him and he gave me a list of things to do from the start to properly equip, defend and prepare myself for the situation. He or his office kept in touch with me on a regular basis. I more so spoke to his executive assistances Jessica, and Maureen. Jessica made sure that we spoke on a regular basis and asked if I had any questions. I always received notice from Mr. Lederman's office prior to getting notices from the court. Living in MD it was very stressful to travel back and forth so Mr. Lederman made sure I did not need to appear in a NJ courtroom for over Christmas holidays. I finally had my court date late 2013. All but one charge were dismissed and I had a small fee to pay. I am very grateful to Mr. Lederman and his office. I would recommend him to ANYONE that wants a GOOD lawyer that is well experienced and knows what he is doing.

Short and Simple: I got charged with DUI, Refusal, Open Container and Speeding on June 8th 2013. I legitimately thought that I would go to court and fight it myself, being a pompous 24 year old, because of the circumstances of my case. After being advised by my friend and ex-DEA/ NJ Police veteran... not to do that, my wife found this guy: at first, I was skeptical because I'm skeptical with all lawyers, but after meeting with PHL I got a good vibe. He gave me a generous discount from the jump due to my age and convincing plea for help, and after deciding to take it all to trial to beat the case, we went to war. During the trial, Peter literally punched holes in the State Trooper's statements and defense like a hole-puncher, and all I had to do was sit tight. Even though the judge in the particular municipality I was in, not to mention the prosecutor, was tough on DUI, I could tell PHL was working his magic. Long story short, I got charged with speeding (4 Points) and an Open Container ($400 fine) and the DUI/REFUSAL BOTH GOT DROPPED!! That is unheard of. The moral of the story is this: If I, being a 24 year old kid who handled and paid this whole situation by myself (of course with my wife as well) could afford to pay PHL, so can you. You get what you pay for. Either way when you catch a case or a charge, its a loss; meaning if you don't fight it, you'll pay, and if you do fight, you will also pay. You might as well pay for the mistake upfront, especially with Peter because he will give the result you were looking for. If you do the math, I came up about 6 K on top. No $3 K fee, no IOP program, classes, community service, state surcharges, breathalyzer in the car etc... You get what you pay for