Wisconsin Criminal & Workers Comp Law Blog
Wisconsin Criminal & Workers Comp Law Blog
How to Keep Key Evidence Out of Your Wisconsin OWI or PAC Case
If you are facing a DUI charge in Wisconsin (either OWI or PAC), avoiding a conviction will involve preventing the prosecutor’s office from meeting its burden of proof.
Pre-Charge Representation
The Importance of Pre-Charge Representation in Criminal Defense When facing the possibility of criminal charges, many people feel overwhelmed and unsure of their next steps. A common misconception is that legal representation is only necessary after being formally...
Should I Represent Myself in My OWI Case? 10 Reasons Not to Represent
You maybe asking, “Should I represent myself in my OWI case?” The answer is no – and here are 10 reasons not to.
Attorney Lisa Pierobon Mays Uses Her Opponent’s “IME” Report
The mark of a good attorney is when she finds a way to use her opponent’s evidence against them. August 2024 brought Attorney Lisa Pierobon Mays’ client K.K. (initials used to preserve client’s anonymity) a successful settlement by intimidating opposing counsel with...
10 Facts Most People Don’t Know About Facing an OWI in Wisconsin
If you are facing an OWI charge in Wisconsin, there is a lot you need to know. While most people have a general understanding that OWI charges will land them in court, there are many more facts that most people don’t know about facing a drunk driving charge under Wisconsin law.
To Blow or Not to Blow: Should You Refuse a Chemical Test in Wisconsin?
The number one question asked of our attorneys in social settings is “Should I blow or not blow if stopped by the police?” The cheap and easy response is blow if you know you will pass. However, it’s more complicated than that in understanding your rights and the...
Wisconsin Drunk Driving Laws: What to Know After an Arrest
Familiarize yourself with Wisconsin drunk driving laws. Convictions can have serious consequences; and, you might have options to avoid it.
How Do You Get a Wisconsin OWI Dismissed?
If you are facing an OWI charge in Wisconsin, you are probably wondering how to get your OWI dismissed. It’s possible, but not guaranteed.
Attorney Lisa Pierobon Mays Wins Huge Settlement Victory For Her Work Injury Client In 2024
The year 2024 started off especially successful for Attorney Lisa Pierobon Mays with the settlement of a workers compensation injury that involved life-changing injuries to a Wisconsin worker who had a long work history with the same employer doing very strenuous...
Wisconsin OWI Case: Should I Testify?
When you are facing an OWI case in Wisconsin, you have the right to testify in your own defense. But should you?
Attorney Steve Mays Wins Challenging SFST
ATTORNEY STEVE MAYS WINS FOR HIS CLIENT CHALLENGING THE VALIDITY OF FIELD SOBRIETY TESTING (SFST) Attorney Steve Mays got the OWI charge (operating while under the influence) dropped for his Client M.E. when he challenged the lawfulness of the police officer’s Field...
Requesting a Jury Trial in a Wisconsin OWI Case: What You Need to Know
When charged with operating while intoxicated (OWI), the decisions you make can impact your life. This includes whether to request a jury trial.
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