CASE RESULTS

Aggravated Speeding in a Construction Zone Charge Reduced

Published: Sep 08, 2017, by admin in Traffic

A man who had been charged with aggravated speeding in a construction zone faced a significant problem when he discovered that his new job required employees to not have a criminal record. Worried that this prior misdemeanor charge would cost him his new, well-paying position, the man knew he needed a talented Chicago traffic lawyer. Attorney Michael O’Meara quickly addressed his clients concerns and negotiated with the prosecutor to get his client’s charges reduced to a simple speeding offense, thus saving the man his job.

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