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Wayne R. Foote, Esq.
273 Hammond Street
P.O. Box 1576
Bangor, ME 04402-1576
Toll Free: 800-990-5855
In Maine: 207-990-5855
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OUI Defense Lawyer: Bangor, Maine

A Maine OUI/DUI/DWI conviction can have serious consequences.

You can go to jail, even on for your first offense.

Your license can be suspended for anywhere from ninety days to your entire lifetime.

Even if you live in another state, your license can be suspended at home.

You can be fined thousands of dollars.

If you are a truck driver you lose your license-

  • For a year for a first offense.
  • For life for a second offense.

Other consequences for OUI/DUI/DWI can include increased insurance costs, limitations on travel to other countries, and serious job consequences, to name only a few.

Your license can be suspended, even before you go to court.

If the Bureau of Motor Vehicles sends you a suspension notice you have only ten days to appeal that suspension.

The best way to avoid these problems is to defend your case.

Remember, 100% of the people who plead guilty are found guilty.

Consult Mr. Foote for a confidential evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of your case at no charge.

Toll Free: 800-990-5855
In Maine: 207-990-5855

Contact Maine's foremost OUI defense lawyer right now.


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