Among all civil plaintiffs’ attorneys in Wisconsin, Patrick Stangl was named one of the top 100 attorneys in the State of Wisconsin by the National Trial Lawyers. The National Trial Lawyers is invitation only, and membership is extended to the most qualified attorneys from each state who exemplify superior qualifications of leadership, reputation, influence, stature and profile as civil plaintiff or criminal defense trial lawyers.
Membership in the National Trial Lawyers is limited to the top 100 civil plaintiff and criminal defense lawyers in each state. The criteria for membership includes reputation among peers, the judiciary and the public, achievements, settlements and verdicts as a trial lawyer and among other factors nominations from leading trial lawyers and Executive Committee Members. While Attorney Stangl appreciates the recognition and acknowledgment from his peers and being named as one of America’s Top Trial Lawyers, his focus remains on providing thorough and aggressive representation and getting the best possible results for his clients.
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State of Wisconsin v. N.B., (Rock County).
Client was charged with operating while intoxicated (OWI) and operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration (PAC) as a third (3rd) offense.
The client was pulled over in the early morning hours for alleged erratic driving and registered an alcohol concentration significantly above the legal limit. During the pretrial proceedings the State alleged that it was a third offense based on two prior convictions, one of which was from Illinois.
Attorney Stangl filed a motion to dismiss the case because of evidence he discovered indicating that the conviction upon which the State was relying on was not a countable conviction.
After reviewing the motion to dismiss the State agreed and the criminal OWI/PAC 3rd charges were amended to a first offense (OWI/PAC 1st). The case was successfully resolved and the client was also not required to install an Ignition Interlock Device in his vehicle.