At the road block, I admitted to  the Trooper I had been drinking and smoked pot. He arrested me after the field tests and then I registered over limit on the breath tests too. Joe was always professional and courteous and his communication with me was excellent.  He kept me up to date with detailed written reports and explained all my options. As a result, I decided to fight. At my drunk driving Trial, he did an excellent job cross examining the Trooper –who was no slouch and trains all the other Troopers.

Client was reported as an "erratic operator." Cop approached him, was overwhelmed by an odor of alcohol, his eyes were glassy and bloodshot and his speech slurred. At trial, attorney Dunn argued he was able to produce his license and registration with no difficulty and performed well on the one leg stand test at 3 AM.  Judge quickly found him not guilty and ordered 3 yr. refusal suspension removed. When RMV refused to return license, attorney Dunn went to Board of Appeals who ordered RMV to do so.

Cop saw client cross fog line once and once only, followed him for 1.5 miles and arrested him in his driveway. I filed a motion to suppress the stop of the car and all evidence seized thereafter. I got the cop to admit on the witness stand that there were no other traffic violations for 1.5 miles. I presented 6 federal and state cases in support. Judge agreed. OUI-3rd dismissed and license restored immediately.

WIFE'S LETTER:

Things looked very bleak for us and our two young children. A conviction meant mandatory jail, a 13 year license loss and the loss of my husband's job. It wasn't until talking to Joe that we had a glimmer of hope. This grew considerably once my husband saw him in action in court. Had we chosen another lawyer, I doubt we would have had such a spectacular outcome. 

I am happy to speak to all potential clients who call me to verify all this.

"I hired the right OUI lawyers. First Aty Waldbaum overturns my 3-year refusal suspension so I could drive during the 16 months the case took. Then Aty Dunn wins our motion to suppress all evidence and all 3 charges got dismissed before trial." 

D.C. was arrested for his 2nd OUI and wisely chose to refuse the breath test at the station (The roadside breath test is inadmissible.). The RMV suspended him for 3 full years. His first attorney was unable to do anything about the 3 year license loss but he then hired us and after a hearing in Court we convinced a judge to order the RMV to reinstate his license.

At the station, my client refused to take the breathalyzer test and the RMV suspended his license immediately for three years, He retained me and I instructed him that this is the major portion of license loss for a second offender and the fight against it must be started within fifteen calendar days of the arrest. We were successful and he got his license back while the case was still going on in court.

See judge's order restoring license.