Our firm represents clients charged with DUI and related alcohol offenses. We review the stop, field sobriety tests, breath and blood testing procedures, and officer training records to identify weaknesses in the prosecution's case.
Many successful defenses turn on lack of probable cause for the initial stop, improper maintenance or calibration of testing machines, or mistakes during sample collection. We also represent clients in the administrative DMV process to protect driving privileges.
Common defenses
- • Challenging probable cause for the traffic stop
- • Questioning the reliability of field sobriety testing
- • Attacking breath/blood testing procedures and chain of custody
Example scenario
A driver involved in a minor collision was arrested after officers conducted a traffic stop without clear evidence of impairment. We examined dash-cam footage and police reports and identified inconsistencies that led to reduced charges.
Frequently asked questions
- Will I lose my license? Administrative suspension is possible, but prompt action and DMV representation can often preserve driving privileges.
- Should I speak to police? Avoid detailed statements—consult counsel before answering questions that could be used against you.
Call promptly after an arrest — early investigation and preservation of evidence often make the difference in these cases.