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It’s Fourth of July weekend, and local police departments, county sheriff’s offices, and the Michigan State Police are increasing enforcement efforts to target suspected drunk driving across the state. Enhanced drunk driving enforcement has ramped up in all 83 Michigan

Driver license lawyer, Aaron J. Boria recently helped another deserving client regain his driving privileges after years of believing he would never legally drive again. When this client contacted our office, his Michigan driver's license had been revoked until the year

Romulus Super Drunk Driving Charge Reduced — Client Avoids Jail and Saves Driver’s License Being arrested for drunk driving in Michigan can turn your life upside down overnight. The consequences of a conviction can include jail time, expensive fines, probation, increased

Michigan Breath Test Refusal Lawyer | Get a Restricted License After a DUI Arrest If you were arrested for drinking and driving in Michigan and refused to take a breathalyzer or blood test, you are likely now facing an automatic driver’s

A client was charged with second offense drunk driving. He was charged with this new DUI within seven years of his first drunk driving offense, which meant he was facing serious jail time, revocation of his driver’s license, and either

If you have been charged with drinking and driving in Michigan you are facing serious consequences, including the loss of your driver’s license, heavy fines, and possible jail time. Do not face these charges alone. Call Michigan drinking and driving defense

Aaron J. Boria is Michigan’s premier driver license restoration lawyer. Attorney Boria has successfully reinstated countless driver’s licenses that have been revoked for DUI. Attorney Boria’s success rate in driver license restoration cases is among the highest in Michigan. Here’s why:

Our client’s driver’s license was suspended for an entire year after he was arrested for drinking and driving and refused to submit to a Breathalyzer test under Michigan’s Implied Consent Law. This meant he would not be allowed to drive at

Driving on drugs in Michigan is very similar to drinking and driving offenses. The elements of the offenses differ slightly, but the science involved is significantly different, which means the defenses and legal challenges are different as well. The penalties for