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The Difference Between an Illinois MDDP and RDP

Posted on December 18th, 2025 by Judd Goldrich

DUIs and Restricted Driving Privileges In Illinois, being charged with DUI (driving under the influence) often leads to a statutory summary suspension of your driver’s license. The suspension is separate from any criminal charges you may face. The length of the suspension can vary: Normally, getting a statutory summary suspension means you cannot drive for […]

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Second DUI Offense Penalties: What It Means for Your License

Posted on December 18th, 2025 by Judd Goldrich

A second DUI offense in Illinois brings serious consequences, especially when it comes to your driving privileges. While the criminal penalties are severe, many people are surprised to learn how significantly a second offense impacts their ability to drive, work, and handle daily responsibilities. At Johnson & Goldrich, P.C., our focus is on helping clients […]

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Can Your License Be Suspended for Unpaid Tolls or Tickets?

Posted on October 22nd, 2025 by Judd Goldrich

Ignoring unpaid tolls or traffic tickets might seem like a small issue, but in Illinois, those missed payments can quickly lead to serious consequences. Knowing how these violations affect your license and how the License to Work Act changed suspension laws can help you stay compliant and protect your right to drive. Continue reading to […]

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Can You Get Car Insurance With a Suspended License?

Posted on September 10th, 2025 by Judd Goldrich

If you’re asking, “Can you get car insurance with a suspended license?” the answer may surprise you. Simply put, yes, you can get auto insurance when you are unable to drive due to a license suspension. However, it can be challenging and expensive. At Johnson & Goldrich, P.C., we focus exclusively on license reinstatement and […]

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Can You Lose Your License for Speeding in Illinois?

Posted on August 28th, 2025 by Judd Goldrich

Speeding is often seen as a simple traffic violation, but in Illinois, it can become a criminal offense under certain circumstances. While the state does not classify speeding as a felony, aggravated speeding is a misdemeanor that can lead to serious consequences. Some examples include jail time, fines, and even a loss of driving privileges. […]

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