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Dale Naticchia
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The Law Firm Of A. Dale Naticchia

Cleveland DUI Lawyer Helping Drivers and Other Defendants Facing Charges

At the Law Firm of A. Dale Naticchia, we understand what you are going through during this stressful time. Our Cleveland OVI lawyer has handled a wide variety of drunk driving cases over the last 37 years. We also defend ordinary people in other criminal cases in Cleveland, Akron, and throughout Cuyahoga County. During the last 18 years, A. Dale Naticchia has focused on drunk driving cases, providing people who were pulled over and arrested for driving while intoxicated with a tenacious and thorough defense. Whether you are currently facing a criminal charge or are trying to avoid a charge being brought, contact a DUI attorney at our Cleveland office today to learn more about how we can keep your record clean and preserve your reputation.

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Facing DUI or Criminal Charges? How Strong Is Your Defense?
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Step 1 : Initial Consultation & Case Assessment

We'll start with an initial meeting to understand your case and your needs. This consultation helps us gather crucial information about your situation.

During this session, we will discuss the details of your legal matter, your concerns, and any questions you might have.Our goal is to gain a comprehensive understanding of your case, allowing us to devise a personalized strategy tailored to your unique circumstances.

Step 2: Strategic Planning and Action

Following the consultation, we will craft a strategic plan specifically designed for your case. This plan will outline the steps we'll take to address your legal concerns effectively. Our team will diligently work on your behalf, utilizing our experience and resources to navigate the legal process on your behalf. Throughout this phase, we'll keep you informed and involved, ensuring transparency and collaboration every step of the way.


Step 3: Ongoing Communication and Resolution

Communication is key. We'll maintain regular contact with you, providing updates on the progress of your case and any developments that arise.

Our ultimate aim is to achieve a resolution that aligns with your best interests. Whether it's a settlement, negotiation, or courtroom representation, we'll advocate vigorously to secure the most favorable outcome for you.

Rest assured, we're committed to standing by your side until your legal matter is successfully resolved, alleviating your concerns and helping you move forward with confidence.

We Can Help You With

Representative Cases

Case Dismissed

Vehicular Homicide- Truck driver charged with vehicular homicide. Due to challenging officer’s defective reconstruction and the inconsistencies of witness statements.

Case Dismissed

OVI/DUI - Client was arrested for OVI/DUI and refused all tests. Officer’s report indicated that the reason for having client exit the vehicle was because he smelled alcohol. A close review of the video indicated that the officer said to his partner “I don’t smell anything, luck of the draw.” 

Case Dismissed

OVI/DUI- Accident- Client ran into side of Home Depot and was hospitalized. Client had priors and blood test was 3 times the legal limit. Because the time of the accident was undetermined and the blood viles arrived at the lab unsealed

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Dale Naticchia

Attorney At Law


  • Defending every day people accused of crimes in Cleveland & Akron area has been my job for the past 37+ years.
  • I know the courts, judges, prosecutors, and the criminal system inside and out.
  • Put my knowledge to work to defend you when you may need it most - when charged with a crime.

Why Hire an Attorney

  • What Should My Attorney do for Me?

    You should have a good idea what the criminal defense attorney can do for you after your initial consultation. Even though my initial consultation is free, it usually lasts between 30-45 minutes. I try to get as much information from the client as possible so I can get a preliminary strategy so I know what we are up against. I also evaluate the court and the prosecutor. Each case is like a snowflake, the facts are never identical. After the initial consultation, I tell the client what I believe the defenses are and what I will do to investigate them. I also let the client know how quickly I can get them on the road legally and what we will need to accomplish that goal.

  • Discovery

    Your DUI/OVI attorney should immediately engage in discovery to get all the facts of the case. This would include dash cam videos, booking videos, breathalyzer records, police reports, witness statements and anything else that may be available. This information is invaluable and usually opens doors to defense strategies. I provide my clients with what I receive and let them watch the videos so they understand their case. More frequently than not, the discovery provides some defenses that will allow me to either win at trial or convince the prosecutor to reduce the charge.

  • Inform You About the Judge and Prosecutor

    Every court is different, every judge is different and every prosecutor is different. Many of these differences are significant. It is important to know these differences because what may work wonderfully in one court will not work in the other. For instance, I know of one judge that is very punitive but frowns on stops and arrests made in violation of constitutional rights. I also know that this judge carefully reads everything you file. Even though this is a tough judge, I know that a solid, fact based constitutional argument in his courtroom has a good chance of winning.

  • Inform You About the Potential Penalties

    Courts have a lot of discretion when it comes to sentencing. The DUI/OVI lawyer should tell you about the potential sentences specific to the court you are in.

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