New York DWI Lawyer

 If you have been arrested for a DUI/DWI and prosecution the following result may happen: you may loose your driver’s license, large fines, administrative and court costs, jail or state prison, probation, an ignition interlock device may be put on your car, vehicle impoundment or forfeiture, etc. New York State treats Driving While Intoxicated (“DWI”) (“DUI”) seriously. These laws are extremely strict.

New York DWI, DUI Laws besides the more legal consequences of having to deal with the police, the Department of Motor Vehicles (“DMV”), and the courts, there are other consequences that often result from a DWI/DUI arrest or conviction. DWI/DUI is a crime. A DWI/DUI conviction most likely will give you a permanent “criminal” record. It is possible that you could lose your job or may be prevented future employment. This especially applies if the job is a State job or is law enforcement associated, or involves driving. In the event you are a commercial driver, it is possible that you may lose your privilege to drive commercially for at least one year. A DWI/DUI conviction most often will cause your insurance rates to increase; insurance companies often cancel your coverage altogether. There are many other, “hidden” DWI / DUI penalties, depending on the charge, such as limitations on travel outside of the state or abroad. A DWI /DUI prosecution and conviction often mandates community service and substance abuse treatment.

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1. You are entitled to be treated with consideration and courtesy at all times by your attorney and all of the other attorneys and personnel in your attorney's office.

2. You are entitled to your attorney's undivided loyalty and professional judgment that is uncompromised by any conflicts of interest.

3. You are entitled to retain council at a reasonable fee and ask that your attorney explain how the fee will be calculated and the frequency of billing. You can and should request and receive a written itemized bill from your attorney at any time. You may refuse to enter or agree to any fee arrangement that you find unsatisfactory. In the event of a fee dispute, upon your request you may have the right to seek arbitration; your attorney can provide you with the information regarding arbitration. 

4. You are entitled to legal council who is capable to handle your legal matter competently as well as diligently, in accordance with the state bar. If for some reason you are not satisfied with how your case is being handled, you have the right to withdraw from your attorney-client relationship. This can be done at any time. It is possible that you may need court approval. It is possible that your attorney may have a claim against you for the services rendered to you up to the point of discharge.

5. You are entitled to have your concerns and all questions answered in a prompt manner and your telephone calls must be returned promptly.

6. You should be kept informed at all times as to the status of your case and are allowed to request and receive copies of papers. You are entitled to the information that will allow you to participate in the development of your case. More...