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Facing Your First DWI Charge in NYC

DWI (DUI, drunk driving) is a serious criminal charge, even for first-time offenders. If convicted, you could face a wide range of penalties, including loss of driving privileges and even jail time.

At the Law Offices of Eric M. Sears, we represent people who have been arrested for DWI in New York City and surrounding areas. Many of our clients are experiencing the criminal justice system for the very first time. We will work to make the legal process as stress free as possible for you, while pursuing the most favorable outcome possible in your DWI defense case.

Contact us today online or by telephone at 646-652-6048 | 866-230-7208 to speak with a knowledgeable New York City first DWI offense lawyer.

Fighting DWI First-Offense Charges

In New York a first-offense DWI is classified as a misdemeanor. If convicted of DWI, you may face criminal consequences such as:

  • Fines ranging from $500 to $1,000
  • Up to one year in prison
  • License revocation for at least six months

Also, if convicted of DWI in New York, the charge will appear on your record indefinitely. This can result in significant collateral consequences, such as loss of driving privileges, higher insurance rates, and difficulty obtaining or maintaining employment.

New York DWI charges are worth fighting, even for first-time offenders. Attorney Eric M. Sears has more than 25 years of experience handling DWI cases and is prepared to defend your rights.

Contact a NYC Misdemeanor DWI Attorney

If you have been charged with first-offense DWI in New York, we are here to help. Contact us today online or by telephone at 646-652-6048 | 866-230-7208 to speak with a knowledgeable New York City first DWI offense lawyer.

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