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Who Is the Best DWI Attorney Near Me?

On behalf of Trbovich Law Firm
August 5, 2026
Who Is the Best DWI Attorney Near Me?
The honest answer is that there is no single "best DWI attorney near me," and any DWI defense attorney who tells you they are the best is skating past New York's attorney advertising rules, which prohibit lawyers from claiming to be the best. What actually exists is the right DWI...
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What Makes a DWI an "Aggravated" DWI in Buffalo?

On behalf of Trbovich Law Firm
July 29, 2026
What Makes a DWI an "Aggravated
What Makes a DWI an "Aggravated" DWI in Buffalo? A DWI becomes an aggravated DWI in New York in two situations. The first is a very high blood alcohol content, 0.18 or more. The second is driving while intoxicated with a child 15 years old or younger in the vehicle....
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When Does New York Require an Ignition Interlock Device?

On behalf of Trbovich Law Firm
July 22, 2026
Ignition Interlock Device
When Does New York Require an Ignition Interlock Device? New York requires an ignition interlock device after a conviction for driving while intoxicated. An ignition interlock device is a small breath-testing device wired into your car. The car will not start until you give a breath sample that is clear...
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How Does a Past DWI Affect a New One in New York?

On behalf of Trbovich Law Firm
July 15, 2026
How Does a Past DWI Affect a New One in New York?
How Does a Past DWI Affect a New One in Buffalo? A past DWI changes everything about a new one in New York. If you already have a DWI conviction, a new arrest is treated far more seriously than a first offense. The most important number to know is ten...
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What Is the Zero Tolerance Law for Drivers Under 21 in NY?

On behalf of Trbovich Law Firm
July 8, 2026
What Is the Zero Tolerance Law for Drivers Under 21 in NY?
What Is the Zero Tolerance Law for Drivers Under 21 in NY? The Zero Tolerance Law is New York's rule for drivers under 21 who have been drinking. It makes it illegal for an underage driver to drive with even a small amount of alcohol, a blood alcohol content of...
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