DUI Lawyer in New York
Being faced with a charge of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) in New York can be a stressful and confusing situation. Luckily, one phone call to a trusted and accomplished expert in this field can alleviate some of your fears and ensure as little disruption as possible to both your life and your driving record.
George Vomvolakis is a trusted criminal defense lawyer with many years of experience handling DWI/DUI charges. He can help you understand your rights, investigate the circumstances of your arrest and determine a legal strategy to best fit your unique circumstances. He can also provide counsel for any civil charges or additional complaints that you may face in conjunction with your DUI charge.
The Law Office of George Vomvolakis has a reputation for personal attention and is devoted to keeping clients educated and informed about the choices available throughout the legal process. There are multiple factors involved in facing a DUI/DWI charge and you deserve a lawyer with the ability and personality to help you and your loved ones get through this experience quickly and painlessly.
What hiring a New York DUI Defense Attorney can help you avoid
The penalties for a DUI are designed to deter drivers from even a first offense and can wreak havoc on many aspects of your life. Some of the penalties a good DUI lawyer can help you avoid include:
- Criminal charges. These can range from a misdemeanor for your first offense to felony charges for a second or third infraction. A good DUI lawyer can help you avoid this black mark on your criminal record.
- Jail time. A DUI conviction can come with jail time lasting anywhere up to a year for a first offense to seven years or more for a third conviction. A strong legal defense can help you minimize or avoid spending time behind bars.
- Monetary fines. There are multiple costs associated with a DUI, including court fines between $500 - $10,000 or more, dependent on injuries and additional circumstances, plus increased insurance premiums and mandatory penalties from the DMV as part of New York’s driver responsibility assessment.
- Loss of license. A DUI conviction may include mandatory revocation of your driver’s license from six months to a year or more. The inability to drive can affect everything from your employment to daily tasks like running errands.
Navigating a DUI charge can be a difficult endeavor, but hiring a lawyer who is experienced and on your side will ensure that your best interests are represented throughout the process.
Contact New York DUI lawyer George Vomvolakis via e-mail at
gvomvolakis@vomlaw.com, by phone at (212) 682-0700 or at his office at 275 Madison Avenue, 35th Floor, New York, NY 10016.
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