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Amir Soleimanian, Mr. Ticket, has extensive experience in criminal defense. He has more than a decade of experience fighting for motorists in and out of the courtroom, and knows what to do to protect to you license and livelihood.. Prior to starting his firm, Mr. Ticket was employed as an engineer in the automotive industry for over 20 years. This knowledge has helped him develop strategies to contest speeding, DUI/DWI, reckless driving or any other traffic citation you may have received.. Mr. Ticket has also previously served as a part time judge in Los Angeles County Superior Court in criminal defense matters, and now acts as a judge pro tem in Los Angeles County Superior Court for civil matters.. At Law Offices of Amir Soleimanian & Associates, Inc. – Mr. Ticket, we will be able to make sure that you get the strong representation that you deserve. We focus exclusively on assisting California motorists with ALL traffic tickets no matter how small or big your vehicle is throughout the state of California.. Amir Soleimanian has over a decade of experience in the legal system here in California. He takes a personal interest in each case, making absolutely sure that every single one of our clients is going through the right process to get them the best result possible.. Mr. Ticket knows you don't want to waste your time in court so our firm takes the steps to resolve your traffic citation as fast as possible. Mr. Ticket has received awards for providing honest and professional services to our wide range of clientele.

Experienced Dui Defense attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Experienced Dui Defense attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Born in Anchorage Alaska, Joshua Fink knew since High School that practicing law was going to be his calling. After receiving his undergrad at Notre Dame with honors, Joshua attended law school at the University of Washington and graduated magna cum laude.     Afterwards Joshua Fink Clerked for the Supreme Court in 1998. Shortly after, Joshua was appointed by the Attorney General of Alaska as Deputy Magister for Nome, Barrow, and Castipi, Alaska.    Satisfied with the duties he performed as Deputy Magister, Joshua worked with a prestigious private law firm in Anchorage Alaska for a year before building his own practice.  Joshua Fink specializes in three practices of law, DUI/DWI, Criminal, And Personal Injury.  If you are looking for a seasoned attorney with the background to best represent your case fairly and confidently, contact the Law Office Of Joshua P. Fink today.

My practice is, and always has been committed to criminal defense.  I have NEVER prosecuted, and have ALWAYS fought for the rights of the accused.  Over the years I have handled thousands of criminal cases, more then half of which where DUI or alcohol related offenses.. To stay at the top of my profession, I have attended numerous legal education seminars, the majority of which involved specialized training in DUI and criminal defense.. Bachelor of Arts in History - Arizona State University. Post Baccalaureate Certification in Secondary Education  - Arizona State University. Juris Doctor - University of Arizona. Trial Institute at University of Wyoming College of Law. NACDL National Criminal Defense College - Mercer University School of Law. Member of National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys (NACDL). Member of Arizona Attorneys For Criminal Justice (AACJ). Former Pima County Assistant Public Defender. Years of experience litigating criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor bench trials, DUI jury trials, and full felony jury trials. Faculty Speaker at AACJ Aggressive Defense of The Accused Driver 2005 Seminar. Speaker at Arizona Public Defender's Association 2005 Annual Seminar. Speaker at Pima County Indigent Defense 2005 Contract Attorney CLE. Extensive knowledge and experience litigating Misdemeanor, Extreme, and Aggravated (felony) DUI as well as other alcohol/drug related offenses

I grew up in the shadow of my father, and I watched him build his law practice into a successful community based law firm.  I admired the way my father was able to truly help those that needed help, sometimes it seemed to me that my father was the only one that was able to help his clients.. As I matured and participated in the Mock Trial Program at school I recognized that I had a passion that would lead me into following my fathers footsteps.. Upon passing the Bar Exam for the State of Georgia, I was able to begin to build my practice alongside my father.. If you are in need of legal counsel, our firm offers an uncompromising level of communication, sincerity and honesty with our clients.  We will aggressively pursue justice for you and your family.

AV-rated attorney Deandra Grant is the Managing Partner of Deandra Grant Law’s 7 offices in Texas and is an international speaker on DWI law, science and trial skills. A graduate of Trinity University in San Antonio with a degree in business (Finance) and Southern Methodist University’s School of Law, Grant went on to earn a Graduate Certificate in Forensic Toxicology from the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine and a Master’s Degree in Pharmaceutical Science - Concentration in Forensic Science from the University of Florida’s College of Pharmacy in 2016. In 2019 Grant joined the faculty at Axion Analytical Labs as an Assistant Chromatography Instructor. She has served on the faculty of the Borkenstein Drug Course since 2018. Grant is the author of the annually updated book, The Texas DWI Manual (James Publishing), as well as 18 other law books available on Amazon. She has been trained as a Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Instructor and has completed the Drug Recognition Overview course. She was the first attorney in Texas to pass the Forensic Sobriety Assessment Certification exam. In addition, Grant has completed coursework in DWI forensic blood and urine testing and was trained as an operator and maintenance technician of the Intoxilyzer 5000. Deandra has certificates in Forensic Chromatography: Theory & Practice (2011 & 2015), Forensic Analysis of Solid Drugs (2014) and Forensic Principles of DUID (2015)issued by Axion Labs and the American Chemical Society. In 2015, Grant earned the distinction of being named an ACS-CHAL Forensic Lawyer-Scientist. Grant is a member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association (Board Member 2011-2016), the Dallas Bar Association, the Collin County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Denton County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, the Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association (Board Member 2007-present, President 2022), the American Chemical Society, the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and the International Association of Forensic Toxicology Consultants. In addition, she is a Charter Member, President-Emeritus and Executive Director of the DUI Defense Lawyers Association. D Magazine has named Grant to its list of Best Lawyers in Dallas since 2010. Fort Worth Magazine has named her a Top Lawyer in Fort Worth. She’s been named a “Texas Super Lawyer” since 2011 and one of Texas’ Top-Rated Lawyers. Best Lawyers in Dallas named her one of the Top 10 DWI Lawyers in Dallas. On a personal note, Grant is the Vice President of Living the Doxie Dream Rescue & Sanctuary in Royse City, Texas. She devotes much of her time to fundraising efforts for their rescue dogs. She has been married to Eric Clendenin for over 20 years and is the proud mom of Keegan and Rowan.

Attorney Jenna Fliszar is the owner of Fliszar Law Office LLC, a law office providing legal representation in the areas of Criminal/DUI Defense and Family Law in Lehigh and Northampton Counties and the surrounding areas.. Attorney Fliszar is a graduate of Rutgers University School of Law-Camden and previously worked as an attorney at the largest Social Security Disability firm in the has worked as a Litigation Associate at a top criminal defense/DUI firm in Central Pennsylvania. Attorney Fliszar has extensive advocacy experience, representing clients in front of federal Administrative Law Judges, local Magisterial District Justices, the Court of Common Pleas, and the PA Superior Court.. Attorney Fliszar has established a strong reputation in the legal community. She prides herself on providing client-centered representation, making sure the client is involved and informed throughout the course of their case. Call today to schedule your free consultation.

While not assisting his clients, Mr. Rudolph enjoys reading about history and the evolution of government.  His hobbies include playing golf, hiking, camping and spending time with his wife and three sons.  Mr. Rudolph is an active member of the Congregation at BTBJ in Erdenheim and Meadowlands Country Club in Blue Bell.

Welcome to Our Family!  At Mark Morales & Associates we focus on guiding our clients through the legal system in such a way as to maximize the most positive results achievable in their case.. Our experience and proven track record assure each of our clients is receiving the highest caliber legal representation possible. Please visit our website for free answers to any legal questions you may have.  You can also contact us to set up a free consultation to discuss your case. We look forward to fighting for you!

It is my mission to serve you with first-class customer attention by zealously advocating on your behalf. This means having an understanding of the client's position and the empathy for why they are seeking representation.. Throughout my career as a prosecutor, I've tried cases to a jury from a traffic violation to a capital murder and many crimes in between. I proudly represented the community of Austin in the prosecution of the SXSW capital murder trial and the Tarrytown Murder. It is now time to use my trial and litigation experience to serve you and other citizens in the best possible way.I was born and raised in Lubbock, Texas. I graduated Lubbock Christian University with a Bachelor's in Business Administration. From there I attended Texas Tech University where I graduated with my Law degree and a Master's in Business Administration.I began my legal career in San Antonio representing citizens accused of crimes as well as business owners in civil manners. Following that, I served as Assistant District Attorney of Lubbock County for nearly four years. For the past 8 years, I served as Assistant District Attorney for Travis County. Since then, I started my own practice in early 2018 serving the people of the Greater Austin Area.

**Serving Rock, Walworth, Dane, Jefferson, and Green Counties**. Attorney Karyn T. Missimer is regarded by her colleagues and judges as thorough and detail-oriented.  Attorney Missimer graduated from Marquette University Law School in 2006, where she received the highest class grade in Legal Research and Writing.  She also earned the distinction of being the only first-year law student to ever argue onto Moot Court.  Further, she received the Pro Bono Society Honor for dedicating over 120 hours of her time to nonprofit legal organizations.. Attorney Missimer’s practice focuses on DUI/criminal defense at both the trial and appellate levels.  She has been a member of the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys since 2006 and a member of the National College for DUI Defense (“NCDD”) since 2007.. DUI Defense Experience:  For years, Attorney Missimer’s practice has focused almost exclusively on DUI defense.  She has attended the NCDD’s annual Mastering Scientific Evidence seminars, thereby sharpening her ability to challenge breath and blood tests.  She has also attended the NCDD’s annual Summer Sessions in Boston, Massachusetts.  The Summer Sessions cover all aspects of jury trial work, including, persuasion techniques, directing and cross-examining expert witnesses, and effectively challenging field sobriety tests.  Attorney Missimer is Field Sobriety Test Certified; and she graduated from the American Chemical Society's Hands-On Forensic Blood Testing Course where she learned the ins and outs of the gas chromatograph used for blood testing, as well as how to successfully defend against it.  Attorney Missimer has had numerous DUI trials and is very well-versed in this area of law.. Criminal Law Experience:  Before law school, Attorney Missimer worked as a criminal law paralegal for six years.  In law school, she interned with the Milwaukee Trial Division of the Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office.  During that time, she represented indigent clients in all aspects of misdemeanor and felony matters.  Criminal defense has been a major part of Attorney Missimer’s practice since 2006.. Appellate Experience:  Attorney Missimer interned for the Honorable Harry G. Snyder at the Wisconsin Court of Appeals – District II.  There, she researched criminal appellate matters, including eye witness identification issues and Fourth Amendment violations.  Attorney Missimer has drafted appeals submitted to the Wisconsin Court of Appeals and Wisconsin Supreme Court, as well as the Seventh and Eighth Circuits.

Jason Schatz (pronounced "shots") is known by police officers, prosecutors, judges and other defense attorneys throughout the state as one of the most knowledgeable, aggressive and effective DUI attorneys in Utah, so much so that he is often asked to lecture and teach other attorneys interested in duplicating his success in defending DUIs. He even wrote a book about it.. In December of 2006, Jason was featured on the cover of City Weekly magazine as Utah’s go-to “DUI Guy!” In 2008 Jason became Utah's first Board Certified DUI Defense attorney by the National College of DUI Defense (NCDD), one of about 50 in the US and only 2 in Utah, and the youngest person to have ever done so. To further his knowledge of DUIs and police procedure, Jason has completed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) student and instructor courses for the Standard Field Sobriety Test (SFST). He has also completed the Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) course that many officers take. With two dedicated paralegals and a full staff in both his Salt Lake City and St. George offices, he is able to concentrate on his clients' best defense.. A confirmed workaholic with a remarkable memory and astute attention to detail, Jason tirelessly and creatively works each case as a special challenge, vigorously fighting for his clients at both the administrative and criminal level to preserve his clients’ driving privileges and their freedom. You’ll get no better defense for an alcohol- or drug-related driving offense than from Utah DUI lawyer Jason Schatz.

Born and bred in Princeton and NYC, so I'm a little too blunt for some people, but I try to just tell it as it is.. DUI law is political, and most people do not realize just how serious DUI's are and how they are enforced in Utah. Understanding this very basic maxim is key to your success in the long term:. UTAH IS THE WORST STATE IN AMERICA TO RECEIVE A DUI IN!. First, let's start with how one gets a DUI. There are two basic ways; the first being drinking more than one (1) beer and then driving within two hours - that will register above a .08 on the machines the UHP and police use in Utah even though they are basically inaccurate (another story); the second however is much much more sinister and almost NO PERSON knows about it: ANY AMOUNT OF ALCOHOL OR ANY AMOUNT OF ANY DRUG AND IMPAIRMENT. Now you ask what is impairment?. Impairment is whatever the cop says it is at the time of the stop. Red eyes, failure to hand over your registration promptly, fumbling with your wallet, field tests (you should never, NEVER do), the smell of alcohol, slurred speech (even if thats the way you speak every single day). Very simply, if you admit to taking any drug or drinking any amount of alcohol, you will walk yourself into a DUI ticket that you will then have to fight no matter how unfair you think it is. Yes, the answer to your question can I get a DUI with a BAC UNDER .08 is yes, everyday of the week. I've represented clients who have BAC's of .047, and get this - .006!. Prosecutors dont care about personal details, everyone thinks they are a great person and obviously 90% of first time DUI's have no other criminal history. Prosecutors care about whether they can win the case - that's all - and they know one thing for absolutely sure - you the defendant are not going to try your case to a jury and if you are silly enough to try they will beat you. There are no PLEAS IN ABEYANCE any more for DUI's so that tool is gone from the chest. That simple legislative device changed the rules for your choices are : try the case to a jury; plead guilty to DUI, reduce the charge to Impaired Driving - those are your choices. And remember these are Utah juries made up of republican (90%), Mormons (76%), so they don't much like DUI's to begin with.. My philosophy is this: I explain exactly how DUI enforcement works whereas everyone else seems to focus on the current DUI.. Put another way, if we take care of this DUI and it disappears off the face of the earth and you are happy, and then you go out and within the week get your plate read by an auto-plate reader in a UHP cruiser and he sees the prior arrest (which will show up even if we get totally rid of the current DUI), and he pulls you over and starts his spiel "your eyes look funny..." and you don't KNOW NOT to mention that you are taking X medication - even an OTC med, you have just walked into another DUI.. This is how SO MANY second DUi's begin. Person with a low BAC doesnt get a lawyer, pleads down to an Impiared Driving and thinks he has just saved a few thousand dollars when his case was totally winable for whatever reason (roughly 25% of cases have serious evidentiary problems and they are remarkably well buried), and then they get stopped for speeding. Cop asks one question: have you taken any medication because your eyes look funny." And although it makes me almost scream, about 99% of people will say "Oh! that's just my xyz medication that I take every day, it does make my eyes look funny!" Folks, I don't know why everybody in the world sees fit to share their personal medical history with cops, but boy do they ever do it!. Now, let me explain exactly why:. First, Utah is the ONLY state where 50% of people do not drink, and the police force is better than 80% mormon. This makes enforcement of DUI's a "zealous" occupation where ANY DUI is a good DUI. This translates into an almost rabid enforcement mechanism where cops pull over for example ANY out of state plated car to stop and sniff, largely because Utah is home to I-15 and I-70 and I-80 - one of the only states with this kind of high pass through rate to other marijuana legal states - this causes police to want to sniff out the marijuana trafficers real or imagined.. Second, nearly 90% of DUI's do not begin with a driving pattern but rather start with a routine traffic stop - that is, officers pull over everybody and anybody for a traffic infraction that might be pased on in other states just to get to a face-to-face with the driver and smell their breath and look at their eyes. There is no other state where police have the "time" or "energy" to perform such sweeping searches. Third, Utah has by far the highest rate of RX drug use/DUI's per capita compared to any other state. And almost no one appreciates that you can just as easily get a DUI by taking your prescription medication as directed, as you can get an alcohol based DUI. In some areas of Utah, RX drug DUI's outnumber alcohol DUI's!. Third, if you live in Utah I guarantee you dont know the rules that the state plays by, which is not unlike trying to play a game where you don't know the rules. This allows the State to squash people like so many bugs and literally ruin lives in the zealous enforcement of a completely political law that almost everyone sees as perfectly sane (as a country the USA hands out more than 1.4 million DUI's each year, yet the death rate from DUI's only comprises 30% of all traffic related fatalities and remains absolutely constant at about 20,000 per year; this write believes that is because DUI enforcement does nothing to counter very impaired drivers who dont take the law into account when they drive and punishes drivers who have either made a slight mistake in BAC (DUI's range primarily from .08 - .16 - far below the level needed to cause a catostrophic accident), or have made a singular one time mistake and got caught; in any case it is like trying to stop people from smoking by penalizing underage smokers - it only gets at a very small part of the problem). When you get a DUI in Utah every time you are stoipped from that time forward you are going to get the third degree and if you EVER drink any amount or take an RX drug, the stop is going to turn into a DUI investigation - guaranteed. This makes, again in this writer's estimation (and Ive handled over 1000 cases), Utah the worst place to be stopped by a cop because every cop is going to inquire about whether you have been drinking or qre taking any drug and most people will tell the truth instead of saying "wait a minute: I thought you stopped me for xyz, just give me the ticket for that or arrest me for whatever it is you think I have done illegally. BUT I"M NOT GIVING YOU EVIDENCE TO HELP WITH MY PROSECUTION!" Is that perfectly legal - ABSOLUTELY!. Does anyone do it? About one out of one hundred have the presence of mind. Why would you try to prove to a cop a negative by doing tests that you don't understand and don't have a scoring rubric for on the side of a busy road under pressure??!! NOWAY! Must you blow or give blood? IF you are arrested absoslutey give anything they ask for because if you dont they will get a warrant and they will get it anyway (and more importantly we will suppress the blood test for lack of probable cause since you didnt give the officer any evidence with which to arrest you.. Dave Rosenbloom

Vista criminal defense Attorney William L. Wolfe began his career as a police officer and homicide detective, where he spent ten and a half years, before moving on to become a deputy district attorney in San Diego. He has spent the last 18 years as a criminal defense lawyer, but always uses his background and legal skill to ensure that every client receives the honest and straightforward legal help they need, even in the face of the most serious crimes. With the highest 10.0 Rating on Avvo and thousands of cases handled, Attorney William L. Wolfe provides a higher standard of legal representation to individuals facing almost any type of arrest or accusation. Call the William L. Wolfe Law Offices to schedule your free initial consultation today.

Devina Douglas has worked hard to build a reputation within the northern Bay Area as an attorney who is as easy to work with as she is knowledgeable. She has experience in all facets of criminal practice from pre-filing investigations through jury trial, including investigation, arraignments, motions, discovery, pre-trial negotiations and plea bargaining, probation violations, and post-conviction remedies. She handles various felony and misdemeanor cases involving DUI, homicides, marijuana crimes, fish and game violations, drug offenses, sex crimes, and domestic violence.  Devina attended the California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO), where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology before attending law school at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctorate with great distinction. There, she was inducted into the Order of the Coif (recognizing academic excellence in the law). During her studies at McGeorge she was editor of the McGeorge Law Review, and a founding member of the McGeorge Chapters of both the Criminal Law Society and Federal Bar Association. Her experience includes time at the San Joaquin County Public Defender’s Office, the California District Attorneys Association’s Environmental Crime Prosecution Unit, and the Li & Lozada Law Group.