Daniel Gigiano is a Wadsworth, Ohio based criminal defense attorney. If you live in Medina, Summit, or Wayne County, contact Attorney Gigiano today at (330) 336-3330 for legal consultation regarding your situation.
Attorney Gigiano is a criminal defense attorney who has the experience to fight for your rights against the accusations of the State of Ohio and the police. This includes, but is not limited to:
– Driving Privileges
– DUI / OVI / OMVI, driver suspension & other traffic offenses
– Expungements
– Felonies
– Judicial Releases
– Misdemeanors
Attorney Gigiano has been trying criminal cases to juries since 1993, amassing successful results for his clients. Attorney Gigiano won his very first criminal defense jury trial and has not slowed down since that time.
There is no price for your freedom when the state threatens to incarcerate you and separate you from your family, your home and your job.
Hire the attorney who has gotten results in getting dismissals in violent crimes, thefts, DUIs, and more. Is the deck stacked against you already? There may be legal technicalities in your favor, such as the ones Attorney Gigiano has uncovered and pursued for his clients. Even when you can’t win, Attorney Gigiano can find a way to give you the best possible chance at sentencing. There is no substitute for the knowledge and experience Attorney Gigiano brings to the table.
Daniel Gigiano is located in the center of historic downtown Wadsworth, Ohio and is available for consultation to defend you in Medina, Summit, and Wayne counties. Attorney Gigiano is your Medina Criminal Defense Attorney, Barberton Criminal Defense Attorney, and Wooster Criminal Defense Attorney.
If you are experiencing problems with the law or need help with a DUI or Driver’s Suspension, contact Daniel Gigiano, an experienced criminal defense lawyer, at 330-336-3330 TODAY!
Experience is critical because it directly impacts your freedom and future. An experienced attorney, like Daniel Gigiano who has been trying cases to juries since 1993, understands the complexities of the legal system. They have the knowledge to identify legal technicalities, build a strong defense strategy, negotiate with prosecutors, and achieve successful results, including case dismissals and favorable outcomes at sentencing.
Yes, absolutely. A skilled criminal defense attorney will address both the criminal DUI/OVI charges in court and the separate administrative case regarding your driving privileges with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). They will fight to have the charges reduced or dismissed and will also represent you at BMV hearings to help you retain or reinstate your driver's license.
An expungement (or record sealing) is a legal process that allows eligible individuals to have their criminal record sealed from public view. This means that, for most purposes, you can legally state you were not arrested or convicted of that offense. Eligibility depends on the type of offense, the outcome of your case, and your subsequent criminal history. An attorney can review your record to determine if you qualify.
A Judicial Release is a legal mechanism in Ohio that allows a person who has been sentenced to prison to petition the court for early release after serving a mandatory minimum portion of their sentence. It is a complex process that requires a strong legal argument. An experienced attorney can assess your eligibility and advocate on your behalf to the judge for your early release.