| Driving While License Revoked? Contact the Law Offices of Harter & Schottland with locations in Northern Illinois |
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Illinois law grants the Illinois Secretary of State dozens of reasons to cancel, suspend or revoke your driving privileges. Conviction of Driving While Your License has been Revoked can have consequences that last long after you serve your sentence. Most significantly, you could face prison time and a serious fine, as well as other sentencing requirements.
Harter & Schottland: Something More Aggressive
An attorney from Harter & Schottland can review your record and untangle the causes of your driver's license cancellation, suspension or revocation and determine what measures are required to legally get you back on the road.
Our goal is to win your case and preserve your freedom, as well as help you regain your driving privileges. While we cannot guarantee the outcome of any case, we can tell you we have successfully defended many clients charged with serious felonies. We will represent you at your bond hearing, and at the arraignment, where you are formally charged. We will clearly explain the charges you are up against, and the possible penalties. Then we will develop a legal strategy to reach your goal.
If you are facing any charge stemming from Driving While Your License has been Revoked, contact us for a free consultation. We take an aggressive approach to criminal defense. And we get results.
From offices in Round Lake Beach, Waukegan and Woodstock, we represent clients throughout Northern Illinois, including the communities of Lake Bluff, Vernon Hills, Highland Park, North Chicago and Spring Grove.
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