Our country relies on commercial drivers to transport people, merchandise, and more to their destinations. Unfortunately, though all drivers know it is illegal to drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, it does not stop everybody from doing it. If you were caught driving under the influence, you are most likely now facing […]
Read MoreCommercial drivers are usually responsible, professional members of our workforce. However, if a commercial driver makes one mistake and gets behind the wheel after having one drink or more, he or she may face serious ramifications if caught doing so. If you have been charged with a CDL DWI, here are some of the questions […]
Read MoreThis Labor Day, people will travel all over the country to visit their loved ones and enjoy the last bit of summer we have. Labor Day means barbecues, pool parties, and lots of good times to be had. However, we must all conduct ourselves responsibly. Though it is important you have fun, it is even […]
Read MoreIf you are charged with a DWI in New York State, you can expect harsh penalties and long-lasting ramifications. New York State does not take drunk driving cases lightly, and they will most likely do whatever they can to get you off the road. It will even further compound your problem if you have been […]
Read MoreNew York State law enforcement is well aware that the numbers of people driving while intoxicated increase with major holidays. This weekend is Memorial Day weekend, often considered the unofficial start of summer and is a time that many people travel to barbecues, bars, beaches, and more, to kick off the warm weather. Summer celebrations […]
Read MoreLaw enforcement officers throughout New York State works hard to crack down on the number of intoxicated drivers on our roads. If your blood alcohol content is above the legal limit of 0.08 percent or higher, you will be charged with driving while intoxicated. If you are driving a commercial vehicle and your blood alcohol […]
Read MoreIn the state of New York, if you’re charged as a second offender where you had a prior DWI conviction in the prior 10 years, you are facing a felony charge. As a felony, the matter is very serious. A felony offender can receive a state prison sentence, a sentence of probation of up to […]
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