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Following Fatal Garden State Crash, Brick Township PR Official is Charged with DWI

If we’ve said it once, we’ve said it a thousand times; a drunk driving defense is only complicated when the DWI arrest is associated with a traffic accident. It makes little difference whether one lives in Bergen, Middlesex, Mercer or Atlantic County, when you throw in an injury or fatality…

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Mercer County DWI News: Hunterdon County Driver Pleads Guilty to Fatal DWI Accident in Trenton

While most people arrested and charged with driving while under the influence of beer, wine or hard liquor do little more than catch the eye of an observant police officer while operating their vehicle in a possible suspicious manner, other individuals charged with driving while intoxicated occasionally cause an accident.…

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New Jersey Motorist Charged with DWI after Hitting Police Chief’s Patrol Car

The last time we mentioned unintended consequences. Well, there are unintended consequences for driving while intoxicated, either by alcohol, prescription meds, or illicit drugs such as marijuana or cocaine… and then the are unintended consequences of those original consequences, so to speak. One consequence that we would prefer not to…

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Pennington Motorist Gets 3 Years for Injuring Motorcyclist in DWI-related Hit-and-Run Crash

When it comes to defending motorists against charges of drinking and driving the subject of unintended consequences comes up from time to time. While no one who takes a drink at a restaurant, bar or family gathering expects to be stopped by the police when driving home, it is a…

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Middlesex, NJ, Driver Charged with Drunk Driving and Hit-and-Run near Linden

It’s never a good idea to leave the scene of a traffic accident, especially when you may have been the cause of the crash. Add to that the possibility of being arrested for drunk driving and the police, much less the court, will have little sympathy for your position. Other…

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Middle Township, NJ, Resident Faces DWI Charges following Accident that Seriously Injured Passenger

A New Jersey driver was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol after the vehicle in which he and another man were traveling crashed on Route 47 early on a Sunday morning. According to news reports, the accident occurred in Middle Township when 21-year-old Ryan Simcox of the township’s…

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New Jersey Drunk Driving News: Driver Charged with DWI following Hoboken Pedestrian Accident

An apparently drunken out-of-state driver was taken into custody by Hoboken police after an early morning car-pedestrian traffic accident that resulted in the serious injury of a local man, according to news reports. Police said that the accident occurred around 1am on a Thursday morning right in front of Hoboken…

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NJ Appellate Court: Liquor Stores Not Protected Against Lawsuits by Drunk Drivers following DWI Injury Accidents

A recent New Jersey appellate court ruling has opened the door to lawsuits from obviously intoxicated customers who purchase liquor prior to being involved in a DWI-related injury accident. The ruling essentially states that liquor establishments, such as beer and wine shops, are not protected under the same New Jersey…

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Morristown Judge Sentences Oak Ridge Man to Three Years in Prison for DWI Injury Accident

A resident of Oak Ridge, NJ, was recently given three years in jail for a May, 2009, drunk driving accident that left a 71-year-old newspaper delivery man with multiple injuries. As a New Jersey DWI defense attorney, my firm handles drunken driving cases through the Garden State. I know from…

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Former New Jersey Police Officer Goes to Prison for Fatal DWI Pedestrian Accident

When it comes to car-pedestrian accidents, the person on foot rarely has a chance. Add alcohol consumption into the mix and that’s a potentially deadly combination. The trial of a Jersey City police officer who was arrested for the drunk driving death of a pedestrian has recently come to its…

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