Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. This is why Ohio has taken strides to keep inexperienced teen drivers safe on the road. As of July 8, 2015, drivers who are issued a probationary license are restricted on when they can drive and how many passengers can be in the car. In the past, these restrictions were based on the age of the driver, but this new dri[ ... ]
Getting pulled over is scary in any circumstance, and as DUI attorneys, we understand your fears. When you’re accused of driving under the influence, you’re likely concerned about paying lofty fines, spending time in jail, or even losing your license. Here at The Farrish Law Firm, L.P.A., we hope you don’t find yourself in this situation in the first place. Drinking and driving has many negative consequences and could cost you your—or[ ... ]
Let’s face it—drinking and driving poses a significant danger to people at any age. But the risks are even more magnified with young, inexperienced drivers. As DUI lawyers, we’ve seen the devastating effects that drinking and driving can cause for teens and their families. They could lose their driving privileges, their ability to get a job, or worst of all, their life. This is why it is incredibly important to talk to your teen about drinki[ ... ]
How have you spent this hot, humid summer here in Cincinnati? With 4th of July festivities and All Star Game events, there was certainly not a lack of things to do. And while holidays and other summer activities–from Riverbend country concerts to evenings in Newport–are fun, it is important that you protect yourself and others while you do so. And as DUI attorneys at The Farrish Law Firm, L.P.A., we think one of the best ways to protect yo[ ... ]