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also known as Adam Militello
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17 years
17 years
$ 475-500 per hour
State: New York
Acquired: 2008
No misconduct found
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2480 Browncroft Blvd., Rochester, NY, 14625
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Posted by anonymous | July 29, 2025 | Hired Attorney
Excellent lawyer. I have never been in trouble before. No idea what to expect after my arrest. Adam took care of everything and kept me informed every step of the way. His calm and caring demeanor put me at ease in for sure.
Posted by Kyle | June 24, 2022 | Hired Attorney
I contacted Adam on a Sunday morning about a Felony DWI I got the night prior. Within an hour I got a call back from Adam. He is by far the most prepared and honest lawyer you will get. He put my mind to ease just even speaking to him on the phone that Sunday. U will NOT be disappointed with Adam.
Thank you, Kyle!
Posted by anonymous | February 13, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Adam Militello was instrumental in getting my DWI reduced to a DWAI. Thanks to Adam, I have no criminal record. (DWAI is a traffic violation in NY state.) I have been able to move past this experience - and now have a new job in a highly regulated industry. Background check for the new job came back ...
Posted by Chris | January 31, 2022 | Hired Attorney
Would do what ever it takes to get a fair deal cares and would take care of you eve after ur trail
Posted by RICHARD | July 22, 2021 | Hired Attorney
VERY HELPFUL AND DEPENDABLE. GREAT ADVISE GIVEN. WOULD STRONGLY RECOMMEND THIS ATTORNEY.
"Mr. Militello is an excellent advocate for his clients. While working as a prosecutor I had the opportunity to work with Adam on several cases, he was always prepared, respectful and zealous in arguing on behalf of his clients position. I would endorse him without hesitation."
"I have had the pleasure of working with Adam on several occasions. He is genuine and professional towards his clients and colleagues. A truly zealous advocate for his clients."
"I have come to know Adam as a compassionate and zealous advocate for his clients. He is personable and professional, and I would recommend him without hesitation."
"Adam is well respected in the legal community and works extremely hard to get the best result possible for all of his clients."
"I had the pleasure of working side-by-side with Adam. Adam is a kind and extremely intelligent attorney. Some of Adam's clients have told me that within seconds of meeting Adam, they knew he had their best interests in mind."
"Adam is committed to helping his clients navigate the complexities of the criminal justice system."
"I see Adam in court quite frequently. His demeanor in court coupled with his interaction with clients and Judges is exceptional. Adam is an advocate and I endorse him."
"Mr. Militello is one of the hardest working attorneys I know. He has superior knowledge of criminal matters, and is always available to his clients."
"Adam is very well respected in the legal community. He is thorough, extremely prepared and does a great job. I endorse this lawyer."
"Mr. Militello is well versed in DWI and has practiced extensively in most of the courts in western New York."
"Mr. Militello is a hard working, well-respected attorney in Monroe County, Livingston County and the surrounding areas."
"I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Militello worked for me a while back. His work product was always superb and it is clear he always puts the needs of his clients first. His reputation in the upstate NY area is that of a diligent, hard-working and intelligent attorney."
"You'd be hard pressed to find a more thorough attorney to handle your DWI. Adam's approach is a global one; he considers the entirety of the client's situation, including issues such as citizenship, professional licensing, and potential impacts on a client's other cases. Adam does not look for the easiest or fastest resolution - he looks for the resolution that will best serve his clients in these very serious cases."
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2025
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2024
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2023
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2022
Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers
2021
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2020
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2018
"Selected for Membership as one of '10 Best Law Firms' for NY", American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys
2018
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2018
Rising Stars, Super Lawyers
2017
Rated in State Level Crimes, Lead Counsel
2017
Rising Stars, Super Lawyers
2017
Rated in DWI, Lead Counsel
2017
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2016
Clients' Choice Award, AVVO
2016
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2016
Client's Choice Award, Avvo
2016
Rated Attorney, Lead Counsel
2014
Rated Attorney, Lead Counsel
2013
Top Contributor, Criminal Defense, AVVO
2012
Client's Choice, Criminal Defense, AVVO
2007
Law Faculty Award, State University of New York at Buffalo Law School
2015 - Present
Owner, Militello Law Firm, PLLC
2009 - 2014
Partner, Michalski Militello, LLP
2009 - 2009
Adjunct Professor, Finger Lakes Community College
2009 - 2014
Director, Genesee Valley Legal Aid
2008 - 2009
Associate Attorney, Brown & Hutchinson
2006 - 2007
Extern, Hon. David Larimer, USDCJ, United States District Court for the Western District of New York
2006 - 2006
Intern, Domestic Violence Bureau, Monroe County District Attorney's Office
2005 - 2006
Intern, Empire Justice Center
2018 - Present
DUI Defense Lawyers AssociationMember
2015 - Present
National College for DUI DefenseGeneral Member
2015 - Present
National Association of Criminal Defense LawyersLifetime Member
2009 - Present
Livingston County Bar AssociationMember
2008 - Present
Monroe County Bar AssociationMember
2015 - 2016
Ontario County Bar AssociationMember
2012 - 2013
Livingston County Bar AssociationSecretary
Case Dismissed after 'Scott' Hearing
Case Dismissed
DISMISSED on motion after trial.
Not guilty.
Two counts of Forcible Touching DISMISSED upon our motion.
DWI charges DISMISSED completely upon our motion.
NOT GUILTY of DWI; NOT GUILTY of Failure to Maintain Lane, NOT GUILTY of Failure to Update Registration, NOT GUILTY of Uninspected Vehicle, NOT GUILTY of Failure to Notify DMV of Address Change, guilty of the non-criminal offense of DWAI.
NOT GUILTY of misdemeanor DWI, guilty of the non-criminal offense Driving While Ability Impaired. No jail. No probation.
NOT GUILTY of misdemeanor DWI, guilty of the non-criminal offense Driving While Ability Impaired.
Not guilty of DWI. Not guilty of DWAI. Unlicensed Operator charge was dismissed for lack of evidence on our motion.
Not guilty of DWI, guilty of the lesser, non-criminal charge of DWAI. No jail, no probation.
NOT GUILTY of DWI after trial. The judge found her guilty of speeding, as well as of the non-criminal offense of DWAI. No jail. No probation. Minimum statutory fines.
NOT GUILTY after trial of misdemeanor DWI. Instead, found guilty of the non-criminal DWAI charge. No jail, no probation, minimum fine.
NOT GUILTY of Aggravated DWI or DWI after a trial.
"Not guilty" after jury trial of Aggravated DWI. Convicted of regular DWI. When your lawyer negotiates a good deal for you and recommends that you take it, you should listen to your lawyer.
NOT GUILTY after trial of Aggravated DWI. He was found guilty of the non-criminal offense of Driving While Ability Impaired.
Case dismissed after motion arguments.
Case dismissed after trial.
NOT GUILTY after trial of DWI. Client was convicted of the non-criminal, lesser offense of Driving While Ability Impaired. No jail, no probation, minimum fines required by law.
NOT GUILTY after trial of misdemeanor DWI. Instead, he was convicted of the lesser, non-criminal offense of Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI). No ignition interlock device, no jail, no probation.
NOT GUILTY after trial of misdemeanor DWI. Instead, he was convicted of the lesser, non-criminal offense of Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI). No ignition interlock device, no jail, no probation.
NOT GUILTY after trial of misdemeanor DWI. Instead, she was convicted of the lesser, non-criminal offense of Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI). No ignition interlock device, no jail, no probation.
NOT GUILTY after trial of misdemeanor DWI. Instead, she was convicted of the lesser, non-criminal offense of Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI). No ignition interlock device, no jail, no probation.
NOT GUILTY after trial of misdemeanor DWI. Instead, he was convicted of the lesser, non-criminal offense of Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI). No ignition interlock device, no jail, no probation.
NOT GUILTY of misdemeanor DWI. Pled to non-criminal offense of VTL 1192(1) DWAI
Adjourned in Contemplation of Dismissal, with a No-Offensive Contact Order of Protection
Pled to non-criminal offense of DWAI.
The Grand Jury did not indict my client on the Grand Larceny Charges. He was found 'Not Guilty' on all the remaining charges after a jury trial.
After reviewing the case and discussing its weaknesses with the DA's office on three occasions, the case was "no billed" (dismissed) by the grand jury.
All evidence was surpressed after a probable cause hearing and the case was dismissed.
Client accepted a plea offer to DWAI (a non-criminal offense) with the minimum fines and no jail.
Case adjourned in contemplation of dismissal.
Client pled to one count of petit larceny- community service with no fine or jail.
Client pled to non-criminal offense of DWAI. No jail - minimum fines.
Client pled to non-criminal offense of DWAI. No jail, minimum fines.
Client pled to non-criminal offense of DWAI. He was sentenced to community service with minimum fines and no jail.
Client pled to non-criminal offense of DWAI. No jail.
Client accepted a DWAI plea on a DWI refusal case.
"No billed" at the Grand Jury, charges dismissed.
2007
Juris Doctor
1994
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2010
Ethics in the Professions
2013
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