Author: Mark Eisenberg

4 Common Defenses Against OWI Charges in Wisconsin Wisconsin driving laws are strict, particularly when it comes to OWI charges. An OWI conviction can lead to the loss of your driving privileges, fines, and even jail time, which is why they should never be taken lightly. Prosecutors rely on physical evidence to prove OWI cases. Therefore, defense strategies center on disputing this evidence. This often comes down to examining whether or not proper procedures were followed or questioning...

The Complexities of Domestic Violence Investigations in Wisconsin Domestic violence makes the news all too frequent. While we may see splashy headlines or an overabundance of reporting on cases involving high-profile individuals, we rarely hear much about the investigation and the ultimate resolution of these cases. That is because these types of cases can be challenging to investigate. The Challenges of Investigating Like all criminal complaints, an accusation is taken seriously by...

Avoiding Marijuana Drug Charges in Wisconsin As more and more states legalize marijuana, it is easy to let down your guard and think it is not a big deal here in Wisconsin. That could not be further from the truth. Although there have been movements to decriminalize marijuana in the state, it has not happened yet. It is still illegal to use or be caught with marijuana here and doing so will result in marijuana drug charges. You Risk State and Federal Charges Marijuana use remains illegal...

Should I Talk to the Police After an Arrest in Wisconsin? People who are arrested often wonder “Should I talk to the police?” On the one hand, talking to the police seems like the best way to tell your side of the story, clear up any misunderstandings, and get out of jail sooner. On the other hand, our Wisconsin criminal defense attorneys would advise you to not speak to the police without an attorney present. Why Shouldn’t I Talk to the Police? The reason why defense attorneys advise...

What is my Wisconsin OWI Impact on Insurance? Operating While Intoxicated, or OWI, is illegal in Wisconsin. Many drivers wonder if an OWI on their record will impact their insurance rates and the answer is Yes. An OWI conviction almost always results in an increase in auto insurance premiums. An OWI conviction will carry other penalties as well, notably the SR22. What You Need to Know About the SR22 Provided by Your Insurance Company. An SR22 is a certificate that auto insurers file...