A 25-year-old Columbus man was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI) and a marked lanes violation after drifting over the double yellow lines. When prompted by police officers to submit a breathalyzer test, the man gave a refusal and was adamant that he was not under the influence of alcohol. Working in sales and driving door to door, the man was fearful that he would lose his license and see an OVI on his record, forever impacting his career as an unfortunate consequence. Hopeful that a strong legal representation would avoid this, the man called Luftman, Heck & Associates for legal consult.
Our client was also facing a one-year administrative license suspension for refusing his breathalyzer test. Attorney Kunkel immediately represented the man and devised a plan on his behalf. In a successful result, our client received driving privileges with the ALS in place, and he saw his OVI reduced to a 3rd-degree misdemeanor reckless operation. He was able to keep his job at the sales company as a result.
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