When you have been accused of a crime, whether a felony or misdemeanor, you need an attorney with experience in trial litigation and in settling cases. An attorney who is versatile in litigation and settlement negotiations such as Chad Hemminger, Esq., of The Hemminger Law Firm, has the ability to represent you in any situation that may arise during your case.
Call (614) 636-3384 or (614) 636-3DUI today! You are our first priority when you need help. This means that whenever possible, we will take your call - so if you have been arrested or find yourself under investigation, call our office immediately. We have a 24 hour phone team awaiting your call. Throughout the entire process, you will work directly with your attorney one on one.
Personal attention is something we pride ourselves in. The Hemminger Law Firm is an experienced Columbus criminal defense law firm who aggressively represents your interests whether your case can be settled or it needs to go through litigation. God knew exactly what [our son] needed; and, into his plan, he brought you!
Call (614) 636-3384 or (614) 636-3DUI today! You are our first priority when you need help. This means that whenever possible, we will take your call - so if you have been arrested or find yourself under investigation, call our office immediately. We have a 24 hour phone team awaiting your call. Throughout the entire process, you will work directly with your attorney one on one.
Personal attention is something we pride ourselves in. The Hemminger Law Firm is an experienced Columbus criminal defense law firm who aggressively represents your interests whether your case can be settled or it needs to go through litigation. God knew exactly what [our son] needed; and, into his plan, he brought you!
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Chad Hemminger is the founder of The Hemminger Law Firm and has over a decade's worth of experience.
After becoming a licensed attorney, he served as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Ashland County, Ohio.
As a prosecutor, he handled both adult criminal and juvenile delinquency cases.
In 2006, Chad attended and graduated from the National College of District Attorneys in Columbia, South Carolina.
As a prosecutor, he handled every type of criminal case ranging from minor traffic tickets to drunk driving to homicides.
After becoming a licensed attorney, he served as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Ashland County, Ohio.
As a prosecutor, he handled both adult criminal and juvenile delinquency cases.
In 2006, Chad attended and graduated from the National College of District Attorneys in Columbia, South Carolina.
As a prosecutor, he handled every type of criminal case ranging from minor traffic tickets to drunk driving to homicides.
A Columbus criminal defense attorney and founding attorney of The Hemminger Law Firm, represents those who have been accused of a crime in the state of Ohio, particularly in central Ohio.
While Mr. Hemminger practices in all areas of criminal law, he focuses on those who have been accused of drunk driving and drug-related offenses.
When you are looking for a criminal defense attorney, you want someone with a good record at trial; and someone who can handle anything from the most minor traffic infraction to the most violent crime.
While Mr. Hemminger practices in all areas of criminal law, he focuses on those who have been accused of drunk driving and drug-related offenses.
When you are looking for a criminal defense attorney, you want someone with a good record at trial; and someone who can handle anything from the most minor traffic infraction to the most violent crime.
If you have been accused of a crime, whether or not you were arrested, you need a Columbus criminal defense attorney to represent your interests in court.
Because law enforcement agencies and prosecutors have extensive resources, it is best to have someone familiar with the system to advise you of your rights and to navigate the complex system for you.
Retaining Chad K. Hemminger can help you even the odds.
Fair treatment in the system depends on the knowledge and skill of your attorney.
Chad Hemminger, Esq., not only has extensive experience and a good track record with his cases, but he has also worked for the prosecution's side.
Because law enforcement agencies and prosecutors have extensive resources, it is best to have someone familiar with the system to advise you of your rights and to navigate the complex system for you.
Retaining Chad K. Hemminger can help you even the odds.
Fair treatment in the system depends on the knowledge and skill of your attorney.
Chad Hemminger, Esq., not only has extensive experience and a good track record with his cases, but he has also worked for the prosecution's side.
Ohio laws for operating a vehicle under the influence (DUI/OVI) state that it is illegal to operate a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
In addition it is illegal for a person to have a prohibited concentration of alcohol or drugs in their breath, blood, or urine while operating a vehicle.
When you are arrested for operating under the influence, it is based upon the officer's opinion until he takes a blood, breath or urine test.
The officer's opinion is based on several factors, and it is best to contact an Ohio DUI lawyer if you have been arrested for DUI/OVI.
In addition it is illegal for a person to have a prohibited concentration of alcohol or drugs in their breath, blood, or urine while operating a vehicle.
When you are arrested for operating under the influence, it is based upon the officer's opinion until he takes a blood, breath or urine test.
The officer's opinion is based on several factors, and it is best to contact an Ohio DUI lawyer if you have been arrested for DUI/OVI.
What are the drunk driving penalties for my 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th Drunk Driving Charge in Ohio?.
Driving under the influence has become a serious offense.
Driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol can carry serious life changing consequences for repeat offenders.
Blood, breath or urine alcohol concentration can vary according to the size of the individual and how much alcohol the person consumed, but a concentration of at least.08 percent can get any driver convicted of operating a motor vehicle under the influence.
Driving under the influence has become a serious offense.
Driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol can carry serious life changing consequences for repeat offenders.
Blood, breath or urine alcohol concentration can vary according to the size of the individual and how much alcohol the person consumed, but a concentration of at least.08 percent can get any driver convicted of operating a motor vehicle under the influence.
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