100s of Cases Dismissed

Amery, WI driver charged with OWI/PAC-6th offense. Sadly, this case began when the client was near his motorcycle and was struck by a drunk driver’s sedan. The police ended up investigating and arresting both people. However, the Defense’s theory was that the client was not driving his motorcycle at the time of the accident. Rather, he was pulled over on the side of the road standing next to it. Attorney Nero had obtained the assistance of an expert to witness to litigate the issue of whether, given the client’s traumatic brain injury, he was capable of consenting to the blood draw that occurred. However, on the day of the motion hearing, the State offered to resolve the case for a plea to a different non-driving-related crime. This agreement save the client from a license revocation, jail, and large fines.

Hudson, WI driver charged with OWI/PAC-6th, refusal, and also facing revocation of his extended supervision after being released from prison on his OWI-5th offense, a case in which he was represented by a different attorney.

A Minnesota man was charged with boating while intoxicated (“BWI”) after he was pulled over by the sheriff’s department on the Fourth of July. The driver was found NOT GUILTY of BWI.

A Minnesota man, charged with OWI-3rd/refusal in St. Croix County, faced jail time. Attorney Nero proved he was only sleeping in a running car. A friend testified that he started the vehicle, not the client. The jury found the client not guilty.