Bakersfield Negligent Operator Hearings Lawyer
The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has the authority to suspend a driver's license for negligent driving. The DMV tracks all accident occurrences you have been involved with for as long as you live, whether you are at-fault driver or deemed not responsible. During a negligent operator hearing, the DMV reviews your complete driving history.
I am attorney Mark J. Madrigali with years of experience representing clients with traffic violations. My clients have never lost their license at a hearing. Contact my law office to schedule a free initial consultation.
Extensive Experience at Negligent Operator Hearings
Police officers have broad authority to take away licenses, forcing drivers to appear at a DMV hearing to prove they can drive responsibly. I have a great deal of experience aggressively representing clients who are at risk of having their driver's license revoked, such as:
- Involved in a car or truck accident
- Passing out in a car with a medical condition
- Becoming a habitual offender driving recklessly or intoxicated
- Getting arrested for drugs, even if the person was not driving
At the Law Office of Mark J. Madrigali, I have appeared in hundreds of DMV hearings and I understand how to clearly present evidence to demonstrate a client's driving history or their progress since the arrest.
For example, I have experience protecting clients who caused car accidents. I presented a letter from their doctor indicating the driver had a medical condition that caused the accident, which has now been addressed. I also protect clients arrested for drug use. If they are complying with their drug awareness program, I present a letter from the program director highlighting specific steps they have taken to avoid becoming habitual narcotic offenders. I help clients present themselves in the best possible light, enabling them to save their licenses.
The Point is . . . the Points
You have 14 days from day the DMV sends you a letter suspending your license to request a DMV hearing. I appear at your hearing and provide you with aggressive representation. In California, drivers become negligent operators with suspended or restricted licenses if they have:
- Four points in one year: DMV suspends license for six months
- Six points in two years: DMV suspends license for six months
- Eight points in four years: DMV suspends license for six months
Whether you are a first or repeat offender, I aggressively fight the points against you to save your license.
Contact Me to Meet an Experience Lawyer
I also represent clients arrested for drunk driving without a license. Contact me to schedule a free initial consultation.
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