Rideshare companies do not appear to be lowering the overall number of people arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI) in the Columbus area. Many individuals who choose to use Uber or Lyft instead of driving drunk or drugged may avoid charges, but…
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Being hungover isn’t a crime, so it can’t be why you’re charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVI). However, if, while you’re hungover, there’s still alcohol in your system, then you might be arrested and charged with OVI. If you need legal guidance after…
Read MoreNot long ago, a woman in Ross County contacted LHA after being charged with her 2nd OVI in two years. While the prospect of spending time in jail would be scary for anyone facing a repeat offense, this woman’s situation was made worse because she…
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When you’re driving and see police lights signaling you to pull over, it’s easy to get anxious. But it’s important to keep your wits about you, especially if you might face questions about your capacity to drive safely due to suspected impairment. Operating a vehicle…
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Facing an OVI (operating a vehicle impaired) in Ohio is scary. The good news is that few cases go to trial as most OVI/DUIs are resolved through plea agreements. But before accepting a plea agreement to an OVI charge. it’s important to understand everything that’s…
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In these uncertain times, businesses have had to adapt very quickly to an abruptly remote market, and the food and beverage industry is no exception. Many states, including Ohio, have passed a carry out cocktail law, which allows restaurants to serve to-go alcoholic drinks. However,…
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