The best DMV lawyers for a license revocation have the expertise that helps people get their driver’s license back.
DMV lawyer David Pflaum offers the excellent legal services that people need when they have been notified that their license is being revoked.
DMV LICENSE REVOCATION ACTIONS
Generally the DMV will take action to revoke a driver’s license for the following reasons.
- A medical condition that allegedly puts the driver or others at risk of harm
- An adult arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol who refuses to give a breath or blood sample
- A driver with too many traffic violations who is considered a negligent operator
- An accident with no proof of insurance
MEDICAL REVOCATION ISSUES
A license revocation related to a medical condition typically arises in these situations.
- A medical evaluation that causes a treating physician to report the driver to DMV
- Following an automobile accident in which the investigating officer believes a medical condition of the driver contributed to the accident
- A DMV employee reporting a driver for a suspected medical condition
- Unsolicited letters from family, friends or neighbors regarding the driver
Common medical conditions include diabetes, heart attack, syncope, alzheimers, a neurological condition, impaired vision, seizure, dementia, lack of skill, and loss of consciousness.
When an investigating officer believes a medical condition contributed to an automobile accident, the driver may receive an immediate Notice of Revocation. Otherwise the officer may send to DMV a later request to initiate a revocation.
When the DMV files a revocation action due to an alleged medical condition, the driver receives a Notice of Revocation either in person or by mail. The driver must pay strict attention to the time limits stated in the Notice of Revocation in order to request a DMV reexamination hearing.
At the reexamination hearing, the driver must be prepared to dispute the alleged medical condition, must prove that she or he is a safe driver, and that the medical condition does not impair the driver’s ability to operate a motor vehicle.
The strategy that DMV lawyer Pflaum may rely on to help his client regain a valid driver’s license depends on the basis for initiating the revocation, medical records, investigation reports from the police, the facts of the case, the client’s driving record, and testimony at the reexamination hearing.
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