Depending on the case, you may recover compensatory damages (for actual loss), pain and suffering, and in some egregious cases, punitive damages designed to punish the wrongdoer.

Federal Sentencing Guidelines are a complex set of rules used to determine a recommended prison sentence relying on both the “offense level” and the “criminal history category.” Although these guidelines are now advisory rather than mandatory, judges continue to give them significant weight. A skilled criminal defense attorney can assess the specifics of your case and estimate the applicable guideline range. Some charges also involve mandatory minimum sentences. It’s important to contact a federal criminal defense attorney as early as possible.

Yes. A lawyer should review the suspension’s basis, prior offenses, notice records, and circumstances of the stop. Matthew Cohan and his team examine court and MVC documents for errors or issues relevant to your defense. They assess the potential consequences and address how the case affects your driving privileges.