Jonna Spilbor Law

• Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and aggravated DWI
• Chemical test refusal cases
• Criminal possession of a weapon
• Criminal possession of a controlled substance
• Criminal possession of forged instruments
• Felony conspiracy
• Larceny and theft-related offenses, including employee theft and grand larceny
• Other misdemeanor and felony criminal charges

The firm's criminal defense team focuses on:

• Protecting clients' rights
• Minimizing potential repercussions
• Seeking dismissals, reductions, or favorable plea resolutions where possible

Representative criminal case outcomes (as published)

The website lists examples of criminal defense results, including, among others:

• Charges dismissed in weapons, DWI, aggravated DWI, and other criminal matters.
• Felony DWI and aggravated unlicensed operation dismissed on motion in one case.
• Felony DWI reduced to a misdemeanor offense in another case.
• Multiple misdemeanor larceny charges reduced to a non-criminal offense by plea agreement.
• Other matters resolved by adjournments in contemplation of dismissal.

These examples are historical results only and do not guarantee any particular outcome in a new case.

Other legal services mentioned

In addition to criminal defense, the firm's materials refer to experience with:

• Family law and divorce, including high-net-worth cases and child custody matters.
• Real estate law and estate planning.

The website does not provide detailed procedures, pricing, or step-by-step descriptions for these services; prospective clients should contact the firm directly for specifics about their situation.

Geographic scope and consultations

• Criminal and related matters are handled in New York, with a focus on the Hudson Valley and New York City.
• The firm offers free initial consultations and invites prospective clients to call the office or use the website contact form to discuss their legal issues.

Firearm and gun rights representation

Jonna Spilbor Law offers representation in matters involving firearm rights in New York, including:

• Pistol permit applications
• Assistance if a client is having trouble obtaining or keeping a pistol permit
• Representation in connection with New York's NYSAFE Act requirements

The firm's attorneys:

• Are familiar with New York State gun laws and local variations.
• Work with clients and the courts in an effort to obtain or regain firearm-related rights where the law permits.

Suspensions and revocations of firearm rights

The firm represents clients facing:

• Suspensions of firearm rights (temporary loss of the ability to possess or purchase firearms)
• Revocations of firearm rights (potential permanent loss of privileges), often tied to serious legal issues

Key points described on the website:

• Suspensions and revocations can arise from legal violations, mental health concerns, protective orders, or other grounds under New York law.
• Individuals generally have rights to appeal or challenge these actions through legal channels, which may involve administrative or court proceedings.
• The process can be complex, and the firm recommends seeking legal counsel to understand options and potential consequences.

Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs)

The firm also advises clients on Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs), which are court orders designed to temporarily restrict firearm access for individuals deemed at extreme risk of harming themselves or others.

The website notes that:

• ERPOs are part of New York's firearm regulatory framework.
• They can significantly affect firearm ownership and possession while in effect.
• Individuals subject to ERPO proceedings have legal rights, including rights to representation and to challenge orders within the procedures provided by law.

Geographic scope and consultations

• Firearm, pistol permit, suspension/revocation, and ERPO matters are handled in New York, with offices in Fishkill serving clients across the Hudson Valley.
• The firm invites prospective clients to call (845) 485-2529 to schedule a consultation regarding firearm-related legal issues.

The website does not provide specific pricing or fee structures for firearm-related matters; callers should speak directly with the firm for details about costs and representation terms.

Personal injury services at Jonna Spilbor Law

Types of personal injury matters

The firm represents clients in a range of personal injury and wrongful death cases, including:

• Car accidents (including cases with non–life-threatening and non-permanent injuries)
• Motorcycle accidents
• Slip-and-fall accidents (including department store and premises liability incidents)
• Dog bite injuries
• Other general personal injury matters, including burns and soft-tissue injuries
• Wrongful death cases arising from negligence

The firm's personal injury work includes injuries ranging from minor soft-tissue harm to serious, catastrophic injuries.

Approach to personal injury cases

• The firm's stated mission is to deliver justice for those affected by personal injuries or wrongful death, guided by integrity and dedicated representation.
• The team has decades of collective legal experience handling complex personal injury claims.
• They aim to pursue every dollar the client is legally entitled to, whether through settlement negotiations or litigation.
• The firm handles cases from initial investigation through litigation and, when needed, trial.

Example case results (as published)

The website lists sample outcomes to illustrate the types of results obtained. These include, among others:

• Settlements of $1,100,000 and $1,000,000 for a car accident involving a husband and wife, settled prior to trial.
• A $500,000 settlement for a non-permanent personal injury.
• A $500,000 settlement for exacerbation of a pre-existing injury.
• A $210,000 recovery for a dog bite injury.
• A $100,000 arbitration award for a slip-and-fall personal injury.
• A $90,000 settlement for a scalp-burn personal injury.
• A $75,000 settlement for a soft-tissue personal injury.
• A settlement for a burn injury from spilled hot coffee resulting in a non-permanent arm injury.
• A $12,500 settlement for a pedestrian brushed by a vehicle while it was parking, causing a soft-tissue injury.

These examples are past results only and are not a guarantee of any particular outcome in a new matter.

Geographic scope

• The personal injury practice serves clients in New York, with emphasis on the Hudson Valley and New York City.

Fees and consultations

• The website advertises free consultations for new matters.
• The site does not state specific fee percentages or structures for personal injury cases.

Anyone seeking information about fees should contact the firm directly using the phone numbers or contact form listed in the separate contact document.

The firm emphasizes:

• "Small firm attention with big firm resources."
• Handling serious legal problems including injuries, criminal charges, and family matters.
• Free initial consultations for new matters.

Office locations and phone numbers

Fishkill office (main office)

• Address: 1028 Main Street, Fishkill, NY 12524
• Main phone: (845) 485-2529

New York City / downstate contact

• New York City office phone (from website homepage): (646) 922-9789

Additional published phone numbers

The website also lists:

• (844) MY-LAWR-1
• (845) 485-2LAW
• (845) 485-4DWI

These numbers are published as ways to reach the firm and store in your phone.

Contact and consultations

• Free consultations are offered for new matters.
• Prospective clients can contact the firm by:
• Phone (any of the numbers listed above), or
• The contact form on the website, which asks for name, email, telephone, and reason you would like to be contacted.
• Submitting the website contact form does not by itself create an attorney–client relationship, and information sent through the form is not automatically protected by attorney–client privilege.

For time-sensitive or complex matters, callers should use the published phone numbers above rather than relying only on the online form.

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