90 Client Reviews
Showing 46 - 50 of 87 reviews | 5 stars
Posted by W P | January 25, 2016 | Hired Attorney
Felony Aggrrvated DWI
Back in May of 2015 I got charged with a felony DWI. Embarrassed and ashamed of myself I knew I needed one heck of a good lawyer that was very experienced in DWI'S. I couldn't be happier in that I retained Fiandach & Fiandach to represent me. It's been almost a year and I'm still fighting my case wit...
Posted by anonymous | January 21, 2016 | Hired Attorney
Five Stars
Back in the Fall of 2015 I was arrested for DWI first offense and pleaded not guilty. I was initially not offered and type of plea other than DWI and all the penalties that go along with that charge. About my fourth appearance at court before trial I was offered a violation charge of DWAI. I decided ...
Posted by Rick | November 18, 2015 | Hired Attorney
In my opinion, the best of the best!
I have had the pleasure of hiring Edward Fiandach in the past. When I was stopped this time, I had little hope for getting help. This charge was a misdemeanor, however, with my past convictions, things did not look good. Ed and his team of attorneys were willing to take this case. They were very up...
Posted by anonymous | October 09, 2015 | Hired Attorney
Ed Fiandach and his team are fantastic!
I found myself in the unfortunate circumstances where I needed to hire a DWI attorney and I'm glad I chose Fiandach and Fiandach. Ed and his team were great at explaining the process, answering my questions, and keeping me informed throughout the process. During the pre-trial hearing the judge rule...
Posted by Samantha | October 05, 2015 | Hired Attorney
Thank-you Ed
When I was in the custody of the police after my arrest, I told them that I wanted to talk to a lawyer before I made up my mind because I am a school teacher. I tried several numbers, but either they weren't there or they wanted a credit card. The officer said "Fiandach always answers" and he was ri...
Samantha raises a point lost to many. In New York, a motorist who is asked to submit to a chemical test (this will be the one at the police station, not the preliminary breath test at the scene), has a right to consult with counsel prior to making a decision. The decision to take or not take a test is vitally important and is best made by counsel. In the event that a motorist is denied the right to consult with counsel, either the test or a refusal that follows may be subject to suppression. - Ed Fiandach