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44 articles in DWI
If you’ve heard the term “Aggravated DWI” and wondered how it’s different from a standard DWI, you’re not alone. In New York, “aggravated” means the law treats the situation as more serious because…
In New York, a standard first-offense DWI is usually charged when your BAC is .08% or higher (or there’s other evidence of intoxication). It’s a misdemeanor crime—not a traffic ticket—and it carries…
You’re pulled over, the lights flash, and the officer asks for a breath test. In the swirl of nerves and second-guessing, you say “no.” Now what? In New York, refusing the chemical test (the official…
Blue lights in the mirror. A tap on your window. In that moment, it’s easy to feel cornered—especially when the officer asks you to blow. I’ve spent over three decades defending Long Islanders in DWI…
If you’re reading this, you (or someone you love) is likely anxious about what a New York DWI could mean for your license, your job, and your future. I’ve represented Suffolk County residents in…
DWI vs DUI on Long Island: Understanding the Difference You hear both terms all the time, often in the same sentence, and it’s easy to assume they mean the same thing. In everyday conversation…
