David Winer

Due to the complexity of law it is critical to choose the right attorney for your particular situation. The wrong attorney can have long term dire consequences. To choose the right legal counsel a potential client needs to avoid the advertised claims and look closely and focus on whether the attorney: 1). practices exclusively in your area of law, 2). has extensive familiarity in the local legal community, 3). Possesses the requisite experience solely in Criminal/DUI/Traffic & Secretary of State defense and, 4). Charges a reasonable fee for the specific type of case you have. I encourage any potential client to comprehensively research and also speak with their prospective attorney. The biography below shows David Winer’s extensive experience of over twenty-five years of practice focusing solely in Criminal, DUI/Traffic and Secretary of State law. You can depend on him to fully pursue your interests. The best advertisement is not the internet or marketing, but a satisfied client!! Whether you are charged with a minor traffic offense, serious felony or trying to obtain driving privileges any case has serious consequences for the client. You need an attorney that will consider these long-term effects and you must make a fully informed decision. Below are important considerations about David J. Winer. Early on it was clear to David Winer that criminal law was his passion. While studying for his undergraduate degree in Criminology at the University of Iowa, David interned with the Coralville Police Department. In this capacity, David rode along daily with patrol officers and saw first-hand the criminal justice system, where he witnessed investigation, execution of warrants, arrests, interrogation, and trial. This invaluable experience continued while in law school he interned for the State’s Attorney Office and was assigned to the felony trial division where he participated in major felony cases. In 1988, immediately upon graduation from law school David was hired by the Lake County Public Defender’s Office where he was involved in every aspect of the criminal system. In a very brief period of time, he was soon recognized as a leading trial attorney and quickly built a reputation for aggressive and successful litigation. David worked in all divisions of the Lake County Courthouse, including: