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Multiple DUI OffensesAggressive Defense for Multiple DUI Offenders in IllinoisOne DUI offense can suspend your driving privileges. A second or third DUI can be charged as a felony and mean up to six years in an Illinois prison. Multiple DUIs are serious. When you need serious legal representation, count on Chicago attorney Hal M. Garfinkel to protect your rights. Hal M. Garfinkel, a former prosecutor with 20 years of experience, has a track record of success in defending clients against drinking and driving charges. He understands how to creatively and effectively attack the basis of the prosecution's case. If you are being charged as a repeat offender, Mr. Garfinkel will provide the aggressive DUI defense you want and need. Past clients and opposing counsel agree: Hal M. Garfinkel is one of the top lawyers to have in a criminal case. Contact his Chicago law offices now to schedule a free consultation. Aggressive and Unyielding Drunk Driving DefenseIllinois is harsh on repeat drunk drivers. Unlike after a first DUI/DWI offense, there is little freedom to negotiate for a lesser charge. Additionally, the penalties are severe and are not easily mitigated. When you contact attorney Hal M. Garfinkel, he will do everything possible to obtain the best possible result on your behalf. He will provide you with the aggressive defense you need from the start to finish. Experienced Illinois DUI Defense LawyerMr. Garfinkel uses his experience and knowledge to effectively represent those accused of drinking and driving in Chicago, Oak Park, Orland Park, Calumet City and other cities throughout the state. He is skilled at putting together a creative defense that aims to lessen the impact of multiple drunk-driving charges. Whenever possible, Mr. Garfinkel will:
Mr. Garfinkel also represents his clients in driver's license reinstatement hearings, if they suffered a revoked or suspended license. 24/7 AvailabilityPeople don't just need an attorney during business hours. That is why Mr. Garfinkel is available around the clock by phone, fax or e-mail. Contact his Chicago law offices right away to schedule a free initial consultation. This may be the first step in protecting your freedom. |



