For years, Michigan residents were unable to expunge their criminal records if they were convicted of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI). The statutes prohibited…
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Can an OWI Be Expunged in Michigan?
What is the Legal Alcohol Limit in Michigan?
The state of Michigan, like the rest of the nation, determines if a person is driving under the influence (DUI also known as OWI) by…
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Simple Practices Can Make or Break a Law Firm’s Reputation
This article was originally posted by J. Dallo on Legal Reader. Heard any good lawyer jokes lately? Lawyers have long been the butt of many…
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Get to Know J. Dallo
This article was originally posted by Sheila Pursglove from Legal News. J. Dallo, president and founder of Dallo Law of Bloomfield Hills, is a criminal…
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Attorney Teaches Self Defense at Martial Arts Center
This article was originally posted by Wendy Fayne of the Oakland Press. When J. Dallo became an attorney, it was his mission to provide representation…
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Detroit-Area Men who Sent Millions to Yemen Spared Prison
This article was originally posted on AP News by Ed White. A group of Detroit-area men opened bank accounts to move millions of dollars to…
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Kung Fu Lawyer: Opponent in the Courtroom and the Martial Arts Ring
This article originally appeared on Oakland County Legal News. Opponents might think twice before crossing attorney J. Dallo. Not only does he fight for his…
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Woman Accused of Drowning Her Baby in the Bathtub Sentenced to Probation
This article was originally posted on Macomb Daily by Jameson Cook. A former Warren woman whose negligence caused her baby to drown avoided jail Wednesday…
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Possessing a Firearm as a Convicted Felon in Michigan
Unfortunately, the concept of a convicted felon serving the time and getting on with his or her life is often just a fantasy. Even after completing your prison sentence, paying all fines and fees, and complying with the terms of parole, there are numerous collateral consequences you will have to deal…
What are the Consequences of Having to Register as a Sex Offender?
At the risk of sounding obvious, dealing with mere allegations of a sex crime can cause long-lasting, significant damage to your social standing, professional reputation, and personal well being. A conviction for a misdemeanor or felony sex crime means your life will change—dramatically…
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