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November 7th, 2017

How Might I Lose My Driver’s License?

91% of all drivers who were arrested for DUI end up losing their driving privileges for at least some period of time. When you need a Chicago traffic violation attorney, we can help. We want you to understand how you might lose your driver’s license, and what exactly it means to have your driving privileges...

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November 1st, 2017

Newest Laws about Expungement and Sealing in Illinois

Governor Bruce Rauner signed a new expungement law on Aug. 24, 2017. The new rules come from two different acts: Public Act 100-0284 and Public Act 100-0285. Before the law was passed, Illinois was notorious for having juvenile expungement laws that were among the worst in the nation. Public Act 099-0835 gives more rights to...

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October 17th, 2017

My License Has Been Revoked. What Happens Next?

Drivers in Illinois can have their licenses revoked for a wide variety of reasons. One of the most common reasons is DUI. After your license has been revoked, you may feel ostracized, frustrated, and unable to do much. If you are dealing with a license revocation in Chicago, can help. Check out our guide to...

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October 10th, 2017

What Punishments are There for a First Time DUI Offense?

According to the Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists and the Illinois State Police, there were 5,619 arrests for DUI in 2016. Chicago Police reported 2,592 arrests themselves. In the Chicago metropolitan area, Elgin ranks third in terms of sheer number of DUI arrests, with 365. That means that there was a DUI arrest in Elgin, on...

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September 25th, 2017

Double DUIs: Better to Learn the First Time

A second DUI offense, especially if you are currently dealing with penalties from your first DUI, can be particularly difficult. In these situations, Illinois courts are more likely to impose strict penalties since the defendant has shown he/she did not learn from the first offense. That’s why it’s vital to have tough legal representation to...

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September 25th, 2017

Friday Night Drinks: Be Careful Before Driving

For September 8th, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel agreed to lift the decades-long “prohibition” on Friday night games at Wrigley Field, allowing the Cubs to play the Brewers with the blessing of MLB. Though the Brewers didn’t like this (they were counting on taking advantage of a day game), they did end up winning with a...

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Written by Mitchell S. Sexner Last Updated : October 7, 2022