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Victim of Drunk Driving in Orlando
In Florida, a driver is considered legally intoxicated if they have a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or higher. However, even a small amount of drugs or alcohol can impair a person’s ability to drive safely. If you have been injured in an alcohol-related accident, contact our lawyers for a free initial consultation about your rights and options.
At The Umansky Law Firm, our DUI accident attorneys represent victims of impaired drivers in Orlando and other communities in central Florida. Even if the drunk driver avoids criminal prosecution, introducing evidence of the other driver’s alcohol use can have an effect on a civil personal injury case. Juries don’t like it when people drink and drive, and that can be a factor in determining how much compensation they award to the victim.
The Effect of Alcohol on Drivers
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, even a small amount of alcohol can affect a driver’s vigilance, perception, visual function and judgment. To prove that alcohol was a factor in causing the accident, our attorneys will need to establish that the driver’s intoxication had an effect on his or her ability to operate a motor vehicle safely.
Our experience as former DUI prosecutors and attorneys with DUI defense backgrounds gives us a broad understanding of the issues in a drunk driving accident case. We know how prosecutors put drunk driving cases together and we will use that knowledge to help prove your personal injury case. In many cases, we can also seek punitive damages because of the drunk driver’s illegal conduct.
Our lawyers can interview the police officer to introduce his or her observations as evidence in your case, even if the driver’s BAC was lower than .08 percent. If the officer testifies that the driver weaved in traffic or showed other signs of intoxication, that evidence can be compelling even if the driver was not convicted of drunk driving.
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To schedule a free initial consultation with an Orlando personal injury lawyer at The Umansky Law Firm, contact us through this website or call (407) 228-3838.
Recent Criminal
Case Results
Grand Theft ($300-$5000)
Nolle Prosequi-Case Dropped
CT-Driving Under the Influence Car (M1)
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
CT- Driving under the influence car
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Grand Theft Third Degree
Adjudicated Guilty; One day jail/one day time serve; Restitution fees; Court Cost
Petit Theft < 300
We negotiated an agreement that entailed the State dropping the charge after our client completed a Pre-Trial Diversion Program. The Charge was dropped via a Nolle Prosequi.
Unlawful Speeding
Withhold of Adjudication; No points on license; Paid fine and clerk cost; 8 hour aggressive driver class; 90 days to satisfy fine and class
Shoot/Throw Missile Into Dwell/Struct/Veh; Child Abuse; Criminal Mischief; Battery (Domestic Violence)
No Information Notice - Charges Dropped
Attach Tag/Lic Plate To Unassigned Vehicle (M2)
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
DUI with Minor In Car or BAL of .20 or Higher
Pled No Contest, 1 Year Probation, 10 day Car Impound, Community Service
Motion to Modify Probation
Motion Granted in 48 hours
Petit Theft
Adjudication Withheld, 4 Months probation, Costs/Fines, Impulse Control Class
Petit Theft of $100 or MORE (M1)
Nolle Prosequi
Refuse To Submit To DUI Test (M1)
Case Dropped
Battery on Law Enforcement Officer (F3); Disorderly Conduct (M2)
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Battery
Charges Dropped
Scheme to Defraud(F3); Grand Theft(F3)
Motion to Terminate Probation Granted
Unlawful Speed
Dismissed
Failed to Yield at Intersection
Not Guilty
Leave Scene Of A Crash W/Property Damage (M2)
Case Dropped
Motion to Modify and Impose a Withhold of Adjudication
Granted
Attempted Burglary of a Conveyance
Charges dropped
Possession of Cannabis (less than 20 grams)
Charges dropped
VOP for DUI
Reduced to reckless driving
Possession of Alcohol Under the Age of 21
Charges dropped
Driving Under the Influence
Reduced to Reckless Driving
Violation of Probation
Case Dismissed
Recent Personal
Injury Settlements
$125,000
Scooter Accident
$275,000
Car Accident
$100,000
Car Accident
$300,000
Government Liability Case
$100,000
