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Matthew Maerowitz
Legal Experience with Integrity! Payment Plans Offered. Call Today!Matt Maerowitz grew up in Arizona and went to high school at Brophy. He received his undergraduate degree in economics from Boston College and later graduated from law school at the University of Arizona. Matt Maerowitz’s practice focuses on DUI, criminal defense, and personal injury cases. Before co-founding the Maerowitz Law Firm, LLC, Matt worked for a Scottsdale law firm where he drafted numerous criminal defense motions, primarily in DUI cases. Matt also worked for the Pima County Attorney’s Office as a student-prosecutor during law school where he handled several trials. Matt’s experience with both sides of criminal law cases has helped him anticipate arguments from the prosecution in order to prepare the best defense for his clients.
- DUI & DWI
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
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- State Bar of Arizona
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- English: Spoken, Written
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- Salpointe Catholic High School
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- James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona
- J.D. (2013) | Law
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- Boston College
- B.A. (2010) | Economics
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- Association of Sole Practitioners and Small Firms of Arizona
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- State Bar of Arizona # 030548
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- Why I Became a Business Owner after Graduating Law School
- Asia Today, Vol-XV, Issue-1
- Getting a Second Chance by Setting Aside a Misdemeanor
- Asia Today, Vol-XIV, Issue-12
- Miranda and the Right to a Lawyer in a Criminal Case
- Asia Today, Vol-XIV, Issue-11
- What to Do if an Officer Pulls You Over for a DUI
- Asia Today, Vol-XIV, Issue-9
- What to do if Involved in a Car Accident in Arizona
- Asia Today, Vol-XIV, Issue-10
- Arizona DUI Law Radio Interview
- KFNX 1100
Welcome to The Maerowitz Law Firm
Welcome to The Maerowitz Law Firm, LLC. Attorney Matt Maerowitz focuses his practice on car accident, personal injury, and criminal matters. We've been in business for several years...
Arizona Prop 207 Effect on Marijuana Criminal Law
On November 3, 2020, Arizona voters passed Proposition 207 to legalize recreational marijuana for adults 21 and older. Attorney Matt Maerowitz describes how the passage of Prop 207 affects...
7 Tips if Involved in a Car Accident in Arizona
Car accidents are often sudden and happen unexpectedly so it is important to be proactive so you know what to do if you ever are ever involved in an accident. In this video Arizona attorney Matt Maerowitz tells you about seven tips if involved in a car accident. For more information, call Matt Maerowitz at 480-927-3700.
April Myth of the Month - Does Hiring a Discount Car Accident Lawyer Mean More Money for You?
Arizona Lawyer Matt Maerowitz discusses the April Myth of the Month. When it comes to accident cases some lawyers represent themselves as discount accident lawyers, which makes very little sense...
August Myth of the Month - Speedy Trial
Does it violate your right to a speedy trial if the prosecutor waits several months before filing charges? Watch this video to find out in this month's Myth of the...
December Myth of the Month - Ignorance of Fact vs Law
Can it be a defense to a crime if you do not know the law? Are you responsible for following a law you do not know about? How about if...
February Myth of the Month - Make My Ticket Go Away
This is the final video of my Myth of the Month series with the February Arizona law myth of the month. In this video I talk about civil traffic tickets....
January Myth of the Month - I Dont Need A Lawyer
A lot of people try to handle a criminal or injury case on their own. Should you make this decision without consulting a lawyer? Check out this month's Myth of...
July Myth of the Month - Is DUI a Felony or Misdemeanor?
In this month's legal myth of the month, find out whether an Arizona DUI is a felony or a misdemeanor. Every case is different and I discuss the types of...
June Myth of Month - Miranda Rights
You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney to be with...
Lawyer Perspective - Be Careful What You Post on Social Media
In this day and age, it seems that almost everyone has some form of social media presence such as Facebook. Attorney Matt Maerowitz discusses the concerns about posting something that could be damaging on your social media. What you think only friends may be seeing, may come back to bite you.
March Myth of the Month - Jury Trial
Do you have the right to a jury trial for a criminal misdemeanor in Arizona? Watch this video to find out in this month's Myth of the Month. Video by...
May Myth of Month - The Legal Limit of 0.08 BAC for DUI
What is the legal limit for an alcohol DUI in Arizona? A lot of people have heard that the legal limit is a 0.08 BAC to get a DUI. Attorney...
New Series - Legal Myth of the Month!
Check out my brand new series where I discuss a common legal myth or inaccuracy I hear as a lawyer. These videos will be posted on the channel each month....
November Myth of the Month - DUI with No Alcohol
Does DUI in Arizona require you to have alcohol in your system? Watch this video to find out in this month's Myth of the Month. Video by Matt Maerowitz, Arizona...
October Myth of the Month - I Passed the Sobriety Tests
If you were arrested for a DUI and you performed field sobriety tests, you may be wondering why you were still arrested after completing these tests you. Watch this video...
Problem with Arizona Billboard Lawyers
There are so many lawyers that advertise on billboards all around the state of Arizona. Many of these are personal injury lawyers and you would be surprised to find out...
Problem with Quick Check Lawyers
In Arizona I have heard some lawyers advertise or tell people in an initial consultation that you will get a quick check for someone's injuries if you hire them. This...
Questions to Ask the Personal Injury Lawyer at the Initial Consultation
Arizona attorney Matt Maerowitz discussed the questions and considerations you should have at the initial consultation with a personal injury attorney in Arizona before you make the decision to hire...
September Myth of Month - DUI But I Wasn't Even Driving!
The acronym DUI typically stands for driving under the influence; however, do you have to drive in order to get a DUI in the state of Arizona? Attorney Matt Maerowitz...
Setting Aside a Criminal Conviction in Arizona
In this video I talk about setting aside a criminal conviction in Arizona. Most criminal convictions in Arizona can be set aside after all requirements of sentence and probation have...
- Q. Is there any way to remove this from record?
- A: The charges other than the one/s you plead guilty to should show up as dismissed. You can set aside any convictions after completing all terms of your sentence. If you don't want the case to be visible at all, you can request to seal your records. Normally the court will have information on a petition to seal. There are several requirements that have to be met including a waiting period after all terms of sentence are completed before the Court will seal case records.
- Q. In Arizona is it legal to use a blood sample drawn 2 1/2 hours after being stopped?
- A: Generally, the law does not require blood to be drawn within 2 hours. I think you are confused with particular alcohol-related DUI charges, which require the State to prove alcohol concentration within two hours. As a result, officers are supposed to draw blood within 2 hours of driving or actual physical control, but this cannot always be done and it is not necessarily illegal to draw outside of 2 hours. Even a blood draw outside two hours, an alcohol concentration (normally in the form of a range) within 2 hours can normally be done with expert testimony. It is possible there are issues with the retrograde or other issues with the blood, which you should discuss with a lawyer about.
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- Q. I have been charged with a misdemeanor dui in Arizona I am moving out of state what can I do?
- A: You will need to handle the DUI in AZ and should consult a DUI lawyer immediately. If the court was unable to serve you, then the Court likely issued a warrant for you arrest. Many lawyers offer free consultations. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you because DUI in Arizona carries mandatory minimum jail.
