Our DUI Attorneys charge a $1500.00 down retainer with four payments of $187.50  a month.

A driver charged with a DUI or DWI / drunk driving has different options when it comes to defending themselves in court. Some defenses exist in certain circumstances, even when there’s evidence to support the DUI or DWI. Duress - When a person drives in order to avoid serious injury or death, he or she is doing so under duress.

Mistake of Fact - When a person has a belief that he or she is not intoxicated. For example, believe that the impairing effect of one's prescription medication has worn off.

Improper Stop - This is a common arguments used by defense attorneys in drunk driving cases, it involves the claim that the officer lacked probable cause to make the initial traffic stop.

Chain of Custody of Test – You may raise questions about the administration of a blood test and whether it was tampered with or otherwise mishandled in the chain of custody.

Blood Alcohol Concentration Risen – You may claim your BAC was below the legal limit while you were driving but actually increased between the time of the traffic stop and the administration of the breath test. This is possible when alcohol recently consumed has not yet fully absorbed into the system before the BAC test.

Portable Breathalyzer Test Accuracy – The attorney may challenge the administration of the breathalyzer test used at the scene. Was the officer properly trained? Were there intervening factors such as vomiting or indigestion? You may also question whether the breath test device was properly calibrated and maintained.

DUI / DWI Investigations

Our investigations ensure accuracy of the police report and attempt to uncover inconsistencies that often exists in the Officer’s report. These inconsistencies can be utilized by your attorney to your benefit in negotiating a superior deal in court or in fighting to keep your license with the Department of Licensing. Often police reports summarize the reason for the stop or the field sobriety tests and are therefore devoid of details.

The success of DUI cases is typically dependent on these details. Regrettably, police reports often contain information that is simply not accurate. Our reports are fact based and detail accurately the scene of the police stop or the location of the field sobriety tests. Our report have uncovered facts that have resulted in dismissals in court, amendments to a lesser charge in court, and dismissals of Department of Licensing actions.

If there are errors in the police report pertaining to the physical conditions of the police stop or the area where the fields sobriety testing took place, we will find them.