Milwaukee, WI
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Milwaukee, WI
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Appeals
OUTCOME: All charges dismissed.
Client stopped after changing lanes and charged with drunk driving. We challenged the stop, using the officer's own video, to cross-examine the officer. The trial court suppressed all evidence becaus ... e the officer had no reason to stop client.
OUTCOME: All charges dismissed.
Client was found not guilty of drunk driving at a jury trial. Further, the trial court found the client had not improperly Refused Chemical Testing. The County appealed the trial court's finding that ... the client's Refusal was proper. We won the appeal and the client was completely exonerated.
OUTCOME: Drunk driving conviction thrown out, case dismissed.
Client stopped because officer misread client's license plate. Client then charged with felony drunk driving. Trial court denied motion to suppress based on unlawful stop. On appeal, client wins and ... all evidence suppressed.
OUTCOME: Drunk driving charge amended to Reckless Driving.
Client stopped for poor driving and eventually charged with driving under the influence of medications. We challenged the State's expert on intoxication, and the State agreed to amend the charge.
OUTCOME: Drunk Driving amended to Reckless Driving
Underage client charged with drunk driving, but performed very well on field sobriety tests. On eve of trial, County agreed to amend drunk driving charge to Reckless Driving.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty on all counts after a jury trial.
Client charged with drunk driving. Needed to drive for work, so client needed to win. Jury found client Not Guilty of all counts and client got to keep his job.
OUTCOME: Drunk driving conviction thrown out, case dismissed.
Client stopped after police received tip from anonymous caller saying client was driving drunk. Client then arrested for drunk driving. The Court of Appeals held that police did not have a reasonable ... suspicion to stop client based on the unreliable tip.
OUTCOME: Drunk driving conviction thrown out, all evidence suppressed, case dismissed.
Client was stopped after an anonymous tip claimed they were driving drunk. Client then arrested and convicted of drunk driving. On appeal, we argued that the tip was unreliable, and thus, the arresti ... ng officer did not have reasonable suspicion to stop client. The Court of Appeals agreed with us, stating that the anonymous tip contained insufficient indicators of reliability and the police lacked reasonable suspicion to conduct a traffic stop; therefore, all evidence was suppressed.
OUTCOME: Drunk driving conviction thrown out, new trial ordered.
Client was convicted of a felony drunk driving. During the trial, we learned that the courthouse was locked as the trial lasted late into the evening. Upon appeal, the appellate court held that locki ... ng the doors of the courthouse during the trial violated client's constitutional right to a public trial.
OUTCOME: Client avoided State's attempt to extend supervision.
Client convicted of Negligent Homicide while driving under the influence. Client came to us after the State released him from supervision - but attempted to claim that it was a mistake - and they want ... ed more supervision. We convinced trial court that State correctly ended supervision. The State appealed, where we again won our client's freedom.
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