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Levow DWI Law, P.C.

Cherry Hill, NJ

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Attorneys
2
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1
Main office
Cherry Hill, NJ
Free consultation
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About the firm

Levow DWI Law is based in Cherry Hill and practices DWI defense only, taking cases in municipal courts across all 21 New Jersey counties. Evan Levow represented the lead defendant in State v. Chun, the case that set the rules for the Alcotest breath machine, and was the first New Jersey lawyer qualified as an NHTSA field sobriety testing instructor. The firm challenges stops, breath, blood and urine testing, and offers free consultations.

Services

  • First offense DWI
  • Second and third offense DWI
  • Breath test refusal
  • Alcotest challenges
  • Blood and urine test challenges
  • Drug DWI
  • Underage DWI
  • Commercial driver DWI
  • Boating while intoxicated
  • Post-conviction relief
  • Out-of-state driver DWI

Leadership

  • Evan M. LevowDirector
  • Keith G. NapolitanoAttorney

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