Vehicular Crimes Attorneys

Get the legal representation you need

If you have been charged with vehicular homicide or another type of vehicle crime, you face a harsh sentence if found guilty. Whether your case involves drunk driving, negligence or manslaughter, take decisive and positive action. It is critical that you find an experienced attorney to represent you and help you retain your legal rights.

Call 651-455-1555 today to schedule a comprehensive consultation at no charge to you. We will listen to your story carefully and help you determine an appropriate course of action.

Types of vehicular crime charges

We can provide legal counsel in cases that involve:

The importance of choosing an experienced defense attorney

If you have been charged with vehicular homicide or another type of vehicle crime, you face a harsh sentence if found guilty. Whether your case involves drunk driving, negligence or manslaughter, take decisive and positive action. It is critical that you find an experienced attorney to represent you and help you retain your legal rights.

Defense strategies for vehicular crimes

There are several defense strategies to pursue in such cases. In such cases, we have proven a client was not at fault for vehicular homicide or manslaughter, such as a situation where a pedestrian walked out in front of a moving vehicle. Or, if prosecution’s case hinges on alcohol or drug tests, we will work to invalidate those results. Whatever your situation, we will build a case entirely based on the details of your particular story.

If you face serious criminal charges, you need an experienced criminal defense attorney.

Call Sieben & Cotter at 651-455-1555 to arrange your free and comprehensive consultation, or send a request for more information.
The Sieben & Cotter Law office is located in South St. Paul, making it convenient to access attorneys in Minneapolis and St. Paul, and the Twin Cities metro area. We also serve greater Minnesota and Wisconsin. We know that criminal defense concerns may require more immediate attention, contact Tom Sieben or Patrick Cotter.