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Steven Fagan
Steven Fagan
  • Des Plaines, IL
  • United States
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Practice Name
Fagan, Fagan & Davis
Mailing Address
960 Rand Road, Suite 210
Des Plaines, IL 60016
Phone Numbers
Phone: 847-635-8200
Fax: 847-635-7257
Case Types
Traffic & Speeding Tickets, Commercial Driver (CDL) Tickets, DUI/DWI/OUI, License Suspensions, Traffic Accidents, Drug Charges, Warrants & Arrests, Occupational Licenses, Criminal Law, license suspensions & problems, traffic accidents, drug charges, warrants & arrests, occupational licenses, criminal law
Coverage Area (by County)
Cook county, DuPage county, Lake county, Chicago, Skokie, Rolling Meadows, Maywood, Bridgeview, Markham, Wheaton, Waukegan, Downers Grove, Glendale Heights, Park City, Mundelein, Round Lake Beach, Addison
Do you make court appearances on behalf of other attorneys?
YES
Do you accept leads on a per-lead basis?
YES
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http://www.ffdlawyers.com
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http://www.888DUIStop.com
http://www.1888DUIStop.com
http://www.illinois-dui-attorney.com
http://www.illinois-dui-lawyers.com
http://www.avvo.com/attorneys/60016-il-steven-fagan-1032231.html
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Welcome Chicago Drivers!

When most people receive a traffic ticket, they usually do not immediately think to consult an attorney. However, fighting a ticket may be important if you are to keep your driving record clean, your insurance premiums as low as possible, and to avoid potential driver's license suspension.

At Fagan, Fagan & Davis, we are dedicated to representing clients throughout Chicago, Illinois who have received traffic tickets for a variety of offenses, including speeding, red light violations, driving while license suspended and more.

We also handle serious traffic violations such as DUI and criminal offenses, and can assist commercial drivers who have been pulled over for any traffic infraction or criminal traffic offense.

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Sharing the Road

Drivers must remember that cars are not the only ones using the road. There are also large trucks, buses, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians, and everyone has the responsibility to follow traffic laws and respect other drivers.

Drivers who are following large trucks should pay attention to the blind spots and avoid them at all costs; some trucks have helpful signs on their vehicles stating where their blind spots are. Trucks should be given a lot of room to turn and…

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Posted on November 8, 2010 at 9:25pm

Steven Fagan

Tickets in Chicago



The largest metropolitan area of Illinois is Chicago, which encompasses millions of residents in the city and the suburban areas around it. There are many traffic rules that apply to the Chicago area in addition to the usual Illinois state traffic laws.

For a driver with a commercial driver’s license (CDL), they are held to higher standards because of the unique…

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Posted on October 27, 2010 at 5:16pm

Steven Fagan

Commercial Driver's License



Having a Commercial Driver License (CDL) is a privilege, and drivers must adhere to many safety rules and traffic guidelines to drive their trucks, rigs, and passenger vans. Every state has their own licensing laws for CDL. However, there are federal standards that apply to every state that were introduced with the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986. Prior to this law, there was no federal regulation for…

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Posted on October 22, 2010 at 5:53pm

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Cell Phones and Driving



Drivers are facing new challenges as cell phones have become a major part of everyday life. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that ten million drivers talk on cell phones at any given time. Distracted driving causes many accidents and even fatalities on a daily basis; some experts believe that distracted driving is the cause of 25% of all accidents. In the state of Illinois, using a…

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Posted on October 13, 2010 at 9:54am

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Sharing the Road

Drivers must remember that cars are not the only ones using the road. There are also large trucks, buses, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians, and everyone has the responsibility to follow traffic laws and respect other drivers.Drivers who are following large trucks should pay attention to the blind spots and avoid them at all costs; some trucks have helpful signs on their vehicles stating where their blind spots are. Trucks should be given a lot of room to turn and maneuver. Drivers of…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Nov 9, 2010
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Tickets in Chicago

The largest metropolitan area of Illinois is Chicago, which encompasses millions of residents in the city and the suburban areas around it. There are many traffic rules that apply to the Chicago area in addition to the usual Illinois state traffic laws.For a driver with a commercial driver’s license (CDL), they are held to higher standards because of the unique vehicles they operate. If a commercial driver receives 2 or more serious traffic violations within a 3 year period, they will lose…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Oct 28, 2010
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Commercial Driver's License

Having a Commercial Driver License (CDL) is a privilege, and drivers must adhere to many safety rules and traffic guidelines to drive their trucks, rigs, and passenger vans. Every state has their own licensing laws for CDL. However, there are federal standards that apply to every state that were introduced with the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986. Prior to this law, there was no federal regulation for issuing a CDL, and some states let drivers with just a regular license operate…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Oct 23, 2010
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Cell Phones and Driving

Drivers are facing new challenges as cell phones have become a major part of everyday life. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that ten million drivers talk on cell phones at any given time. Distracted driving causes many accidents and even fatalities on a daily basis; some experts believe that distracted driving is the cause of 25% of all accidents. In the state of Illinois, using a phone to send or receive any electronic message (text, email, or instant…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Oct 13, 2010
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DUI in Illinois

Illinois has strict DUI laws. A first offense is generally a Class A Misdemeanor. The minimum sentence requirements are: up to 364 days in jail; license suspension for at least 3 months; fines of up to $2,500; alcohol abuse education program or treatment, after an evaluation; and a permanent criminal record. A DUI on your driving record will also significantly increase your auto insurance rates.A second offense is also a Class A Misdemeanor. The penalties are: up to 364 days in jail, including…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Sep 28, 2010
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Reckless Driving

Many people have heard the term “reckless driving” but do not understand exactly what it is. Reckless driving is when a person drives with no consideration to the safety of others, whether the other people are in a car or on the street. It can also apply to reckless consideration of property. Although speeding or driving under the influence (DUI) can be dangerous to others, these are different types of violations. An example of reckless driving is driving dangerously on a ramp or hill with the…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Sep 20, 2010
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Felonies and Misdemeanors in Illinois

Felonies and misdemeanors are both types of crimes; the terms are used to categorize different types of criminal charges. Felonies are more serious than misdemeanors and carry harsher penalties. In general, felony convictions will result in a prison sentence of at least one year, while misdemeanors usually require probation or limited jail time of less than one year. In Illinois, there are five classes of felonies and three classes of misdemeanors.Class X Felony - this is the most serious…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Sep 7, 2010
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Illinois Drug Laws

Possession of illegal drugs is a serious crime. Illinois has tough drug laws and some judges tend to be harsher than others. Many people believe that strict punishment of drug offenders will act as a deterrent to other criminals and encourage them to stay away from the illegal drug trade.The possession of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, morphine, or LSD is illegal. The venalities will increase with the amount of drugs in the conviction. Almost every drug possession crime is a Class I Felony. A…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Aug 29, 2010
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Driver Education

It is important for all drivers to be aware of traffic laws and safe driving habits, not just new drivers who are fresh from studying traffic guides for the initial driving test. Most accidents could have been avoided if the drivers were paying better attention to the safety rules that should be followed when driving. It is recommended that all drivers periodically attend some type of driver’s education or defensive driving class. In addition to being beneficial, some auto insurance companies…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Aug 21, 2010
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Driver's Licenses and ID Issues in Illinois

It is very important that drivers have the correct address on file with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in Illinois. If the DMV ever sends any type of warning or declaration of a license suspension, it is the driver’s responsibility to receive that message.The basic requirements to apply for a first time driver’s license in Illinois are proof of ID, parental consent if the driver is under the age of 18, and passage of the written, vision, and driving tests. The applicant may retake the…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Aug 13, 2010
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Commercial Driver’s License in Illinois

A commercial driver’s license (CDL) is needed for drivers who drive large trucks or other commercial vehicles. There are special skills needed to handle these vehicles, which is why driver’s with a regular driver’s license are not eligible to drive them.Commercial vehicles include:· Big trucks or “rigs” that transport goods· Vehicles with an especially high weight, such as one vehicle towing others; in Illinois, this is called a gross combination weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 pounds or more,…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Jul 31, 2010
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DUI and Criminal Charges in Illinois

Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs in Illinois can carry harsh penalties that include fines, jail time, and loss of driving privileges. The repercussions of this conviction vary depending on the number of offenses by the defendant and the severity of the situation. The level of offense ranges from first to sixth offense. Every level carries a legal classification (misdemeanor, felony, etc.), monetary fines, and punishment from the court consisting of probation, community…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Jul 17, 2010
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Suspended License in Illinois

In Illinois, only the Secretary of State (SOS) can suspend driver's licenses. Drivers need to be aware of their license status by ordering a copy of their driving record. In Illinois, this may be done either at a local SOS office or by sending a request through the mail. Drivers must provide their name, date of birth, and driver’s license number in addition to a small fee, there is a form available from the SOS directly.When a driver’s license is…See More
Blog post by Steven Fagan Jun 14, 2010

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