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Felony DWI Charges in New York: What Happens After Multiple Offenses?
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a serious offense in New York, and the consequences become significantly more severe with each subsequent conviction. Multiple DWI offenses…
What is Leandra’s Law, and What Does It Mean for My New York Driving While Intoxicated Case?
Leandra’s Law, officially known as the Child Passenger Protection Act, is a New York State law enacted in 2009 that imposes severe penalties on individuals…
What Does an Aggravated DWI Charge Mean in New York?
At O’Brien & Eggleston PLLC, our Albany criminal defense attorneys know that most New York criminal charges can be upgraded to aggravated when certain factors…
Can I Be Charged with Hurting My Passenger During a DWI Crash in New York?
At O’Brien & Eggleston PLLC, our Albany criminal defense attorneys know that if a passenger is injured as a result of a Driving While Intoxicated…
When Does a DWI Become a Felony in New York?
At O’Brien & Eggleston PLLC, our Albany criminal defense attorneys have handled thousands of DWI-related cases and hundreds of hearings at the New York State Department of Motor…
Understanding the Difference Between DWI and DWAI in New York State
At O’Brien & Eggleston PLLC, our Albany criminal defense attorneys know in New York, there are distinctions between Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI) offenses,…
