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Many people dismiss driving offences as trivial things, easily solved with a quick fine. But when charges of dangerous driving involve substantial damage to property, serious injury or even death, the consequences can be serious. These cases demand experienced and effective criminal defence.
At the office of Neuberger & Partners LLP, our lawyers represent a wide range of driving offences and have established a proven record of success since our founding in 1992.* We provide experienced and effective defence built on the foundation of thorough preparation and creative solutions.
We build your strategy on the unique circumstances of your case and to fit your needs.
Dangerous driving is broadly defined in the Criminal Code, leaving police and law enforcement substantial latitude to apply the charge as they see fit. Particularly where you are charged in conjunction with a serious injury or death, you need a knowledgeable legal counsellor to help protect your rights.
Penalties for dangerous driving can include a one-year license suspension, even if no one is harmed as a result. Where a person suffers serious injury, you may be charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm, for which a conviction can result in jail time up to 10 years. The penalty will increase if a death results. Additionally, any conviction has an impact on your criminal record.
Our lawyers have handled dangerous driving cases involving a wide range of situations, including those involving:
Founded in 1993, Neuberger & Partners LLP is a high profile Toronto law firm with exclusive focus on criminal law. Our lawyers have represented clients in simple, complex and high-profile cases throughout the Greater Toronto Area and across Ontario.
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