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DWI Charge Reduced
A Canadian resident was charged with a DWI after a Bills game. Arthur convinced the court the test reading was wrong and got the charge reduced, sparing the client a criminal charge.
DWI Case Dismissed
After a woman was charged at a DWI checkpoint, Arthur contested the legality of the roadblock and found procedures weren't properly followed. The DWI charges were dismissed and her lisence restored.
DWI Charge Reduced
A Buffalo woman was charged with a DWI and blew a 0.23 BAC. Arthur took the case to trial and was successful in keeping the breath test reading from being introduced as evidence. Her charge was reduced to a DWAI.
Arthur Pressman focuses in the areas of DWI, traffic law and criminal defense.
Arthur is a 1982 graduate of the State University of New York at Albany. He earned his law degree from the University of Miami School of Law in 1985 and practiced with the law firm of Heller & Rubin in Miami, Florida from 1986 to 1988. In 1988, Arthur relocated to Buffalo, where he opened his own practice where he has continued to defend those accused of crimes in the Buffalo and Niagara Falls, New York area.


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Dedicated to fighting traffic tickets in New York for out-of-state drivers
We see many out-of-state drivers receiving traffic tickets for parking, speeding and other traffic offenses. At the office of Arthur L. Pressman, Attorney at Law, we have more than 30 years of experience in handling out-of-state traffic violations. We are extremely familiar with all of the laws of the New York court system, and we can advise you of your rights and obligations.
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Many people feel that because they received an infraction in another state, it does not follow them home. That is not the case. If you miss a court date or ignore your ticket, most states have a sharing process. The Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in your home state is notified, and you are penalized according to your respective state guidelines.
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Out-of-state commercial driver license holders and traffic violations in New York
If you have a commercial driver license (CDL) and have received a traffic ticket, the last thing that you want is a violation on your record that endangers your livelihood and your employment. The office of Arthur L. Pressman, Attorney at Law can prepare your defense and represent you in court. If you rely on our vast experience and knowledge of New York traffic violation law, we can minimize the possible severe consequences.
We can handle your case in any New York court
If you have received a traffic violation in New York but reside elsewhere, you have a couple of options: you can pay the ticket, which admits guilt, or you can contact our office and our experienced lawyer can prepare the appropriate defense to minimize your consequences and avoid criminal charges. We personally handle your case and, in the age of current technology, can efficiently prepare a defense via email and telephone communication. As your representative, we make it convenient for you to fight tickets for out-of-state drivers.
We can represent you no matter what state you live in
We help ensure that what happens in New York stays in New York. If you are an out-of-state driver who received a traffic ticket, contact the office of Buffalo traffic violation lawyer Arthur L. Pressman, Attorney at Law at (716) 517-4250 or online today. For your convenience, our office is on the subway line in downtown Buffalo, and we offer a free initial phone consultation seven days a week. In addition, you may pay your attorney fees online through our convenient payment portal. We have helped countless out-of-state drivers successfully fight their traffic tickets, and can appear on your behalf, saving you time and money. Contact us today and let me be your ticket to justice.
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