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Michael Hayes
Michael Hayes
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • United States
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Practice Name
Hayes & Rothstein, S.C.
Website
hayesrothstein.com
Mailing Address
324 East Wisconsin Ave, Suite 1111
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Phone Numbers
Phone: 414-291-9911
Fax: 414-291-9570
Cell: 414-405-5678
Case Types
Traffic & Speeding Tickets, Commercial Driver (CDL) Tickets, DUI/DWI/OUI, license suspensions & problems, traffic accidents, personal injury, drug charges, warrants & arrests, occupational licenses
Coverage Area (by County)
All of Wisconsin
Do you make court appearances on behalf of other attorneys?
YES
Do you accept leads on a per-lead basis?
YES
Other Websites & Profiles
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Fight Your Wisconsin Traffic Ticket!

My firm has helped thousands of clients in southeastern Wisconsin and across the state for over 25 years.

We focus on criminal defense, drunk driving (DUI or DWI), traffic ticket defense and personal injury.

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Graduated Driving Laws



In recent years, most states have developed Graduated Driving Laws that apply to teenagers who are about to become new drivers. There are many more distractions such as cell phones, laptops, and MP3 players that can affect how teenagers drive. In addition, graduated driving laws allows teenagers to gain driving experience under lower risk conditions. Overall, these new laws were designed to protect the safety of…

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Posted on November 8, 2010 at 9:29pm

Michael Hayes

Tickets in Wisconsin



Traffic tickets can be very stressful for drivers. It is important to always obey the traffic laws to avoid getting a ticket. However, most drivers will be faced with many tickets throughout their driving careers. Contesting a ticket can be a good idea for drivers who do not want their driving records negatively affected by a conviction.

The state of Wisconsin uses a…

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Posted on October 22, 2010 at 5:54pm

Michael Hayes

Alcohol and the Bloodstream



Drivers can be charged with a DUI or DWI if their blood alcohol content (BAC) is above 0.08%. They can also be charged even if their BAC is under 0.08% if their driving ability is severely impaired by alcohol. Impairment includes lack of coordination, less efficient vision, erosion of self control, lack of response time, and deterioration of judgment.

The reason anyone…

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Posted on October 13, 2010 at 9:58am

Michael Hayes

Drug Crimes in Wisconsin



There are different types of drug crimes depending on many circumstances. The law will categorize the crime based upon the class of drug, called Schedules. The three Schedules according to the law in Wisconsin are: medicinal use, potential for abuse, and potential for dependence. The major drug crime categories are: possession, distribution, trafficking, manufacturing, operating a house where drugs are bought and sold…

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Posted on September 27, 2010 at 11:20pm

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Graduated Driving Laws

In recent years, most states have developed Graduated Driving Laws that apply to teenagers who are about to become new drivers. There are many more distractions such as cell phones, laptops, and MP3 players that can affect how teenagers drive. In addition, graduated driving laws allows teenagers to gain driving experience under lower risk conditions. Overall, these new laws were designed to protect the safety of teenagers and also other drivers on the road.Examples of graduated licensing…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Nov 9, 2010
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Tickets in Wisconsin

Traffic tickets can be very stressful for drivers. It is important to always obey the traffic laws to avoid getting a ticket. However, most drivers will be faced with many tickets throughout their driving careers. Contesting a ticket can be a good idea for drivers who do not want their driving records negatively affected by a conviction.The state of Wisconsin uses a points system to track traffic convictions. Every offense has a certain number of points. The more serious the offense, the higher…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Oct 23, 2010
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Alcohol and the Bloodstream

Drivers can be charged with a DUI or DWI if their blood alcohol content (BAC) is above 0.08%. They can also be charged even if their BAC is under 0.08% if their driving ability is severely impaired by alcohol. Impairment includes lack of coordination, less efficient vision, erosion of self control, lack of response time, and deterioration of judgment.The reason anyone can be charged with a DUI is because alcohol affects every person differently based upon their age, sex, weight, and size. For…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Oct 13, 2010
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Drug Crimes in Wisconsin

There are different types of drug crimes depending on many circumstances. The law will categorize the crime based upon the class of drug, called Schedules. The three Schedules according to the law in Wisconsin are: medicinal use, potential for abuse, and potential for dependence. The major drug crime categories are: possession, distribution, trafficking, manufacturing, operating a house where drugs are bought and sold (“drug house”), and fraud with prescription drugs. These crimes can all carry…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Sep 28, 2010
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Blog posts by Michael Hayes Sep 25, 2010
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DUI Defense

A criminal charge of DUI is a serious offense and should not be taken lightly. However, the accused is innocent until proven guilty, a fact that some people may overlook. Unfortunately, law enforcement officers can make mistakes, and just because someone is arrested for a DUI does not mean they are automatically guilty.In Wisconsin, the crime of driving under the influence is referred to as Operating While Impaired or Intoxicated (OWI). Intoxicated does not just refer to alcohol. Other types of…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Sep 20, 2010
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Wisconsin Gun Laws

Wisconsin has very strict gun laws. It is one of only two states (Illinois is the other) that pursuant to statute completely prohibits anyone from carrying a concealed weapon. Recent case law, however, has brought into question whether Wisconsin's statutory law illegally infringes upon an individual's 2nd Amendment right to bear arms.Open carry of a weapon has received strong support from case law, again citing an individual's 2nd Amendment constitutional rights but there is no question that…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Sep 7, 2010
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Warrants

A warrant is a written legal document issued by some type of governing body that gives an officer the authorization to take legal action. Warrants can be issued to authorize an arrest (arrest warrant), conduct a search (search warrant), or execute a judgment. A search warrant is written for a specific item or items. For example, officers executing a search warrant to search the bedroom of a suspect cannot search the rest of the house. If, however, something illegal (such as weapons or drugs) is…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Aug 29, 2010
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Michael Hayes updated their profile Jul 31, 2010
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Safe Driving in Wisconsin

Wisconsin uses a points system to keep track of traffic violations. Drivers who accumulate too many points can face consequences such as a license suspension or revocation. On many occasions, drivers receive tickets because they are acting recklessly or dangerously. Behaviors that can be classified as “road rage” or aggressive driving include:· Tailgating or following too closely; drivers should keep a “three second” distance between themselves and other cars to avoid collisions· Stopping…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Jul 31, 2010
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What to do if you have an accident

Blog post by Michael Hayes Jul 17, 2010
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Hayes & Rothstein Victory List

Successful Results—Milwaukee Law Firm Hayes & RothsteinAt Hayes & Rothstein, we get great results for our Wisconsin clients. We believe that no other Milwaukee lawyer will do a better job for you.Lake Country OWI Ticket DismissedOur client was arrested and issued a ticket for OWI in April 2010 by an officer claiming the stop arose because of an improperly lighted rear registration plate. When the vehicle was removed from the tow lot a very credible witness checked the light and the…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Jul 13, 2010
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Occupational License in Wisconsin

When a driver’s license is suspended or revoked in Wisconsin, they may be able to apply for an occupational license, which limits their amount of driving to only necessary purposes. Drivers with an occupational license may generally drive to work, school, church, or other specified places such as medical appointments. Occupational licenses are not intended to help the driver get to recreational activities. There are usually limits as to the total hours driven each day or week, and there are…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Jul 2, 2010
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DWI in Wisconsin

Driving under the influence of alcohol is referred to as Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) in Wisconsin. The charge of OWI is defined by:· Driving a vehicle with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08% or higher· Driving in an altered state due to alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription drugs, or other chemical intoxicants· Driving while under the influence of a restricted control substance in the bloodstream.“Under the influence” means that the driver’s ability to safety control the vehicle is…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Jun 22, 2010
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Warrants and Your Driver's License

A warrant is a legal document issued by a court or judicial body that orders an arrest, search, or other legal action against a defendant. If a person has an outstanding warrant issued for their arrest, their driver’s license will be suspended and this information, along with information about the warrant, will show up on their driver’s record, even if the warrant has nothing to do with traffic violations. Warrants may be issued for many legal reasons, including:· Failure by the defendant to…See More
Blog post by Michael Hayes Jun 14, 2010

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