If
you are facing a drunk driving charge you
want answers--FAST!
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Caring, aggressive advocate.
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Champion fighter for
your liberty and your license.
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Respected by adversaries
and judges.
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Inspires confidence with a strong
professional work ethic and prompt, thorough client
communications.
You remember the flashing blue lights in your mirror .
. . the rush of adrenalin . . . the rising sense of panic
as you realized the police officer suspected YOU of drunk
driving. Perhaps you sensed then how this might drastically
affect your life.
Washington State, including King, Snohomish, and Kittitas counties, has the nation's toughest
DUI laws. Penalties for this gross misdemeanor can be
more severe than for some felonies. Confinement is mandatory.
Jail or the loss of your license could cost you your
job. Your finances may be jeopardized by expensive fines,
insurance, ignition interlock devices and alcohol treatment
programs.
Public perception of DUI
is increasingly negative. In response, law enforcement
throws an ever-widening net hoping to catch more offenders.
Unfortunately, these aggressive enforcement tactics capture
innocent drivers forcing them to defend against these
serious charges.
YOU'VE JUST FOUND A LAWYER WHO WILL DEFEND
YOUR RIGHTS AND FIGHT FOR YOUR LIBERTY. A competent DUI
defense lawyer who will not just fill out court forms,
but will conduct a thorough investigation, scrutinize
the evidence against you, and bring challenges that may
result in dismissal or suppression of evidence.
What evidence do they
have against YOU?
Disclaimer: All information
on this site pertains to the laws of the State of Washington,
as they existed on July 20, 2004. Laws and regulations
change frequently and the information provided in links
to outside sources is not guaranteed to be current. This
site contains general information only; it does not create
a business or professional relationship. It does not constitute
legal advice and is not a substitute for the professional
judgment of an attorney who has had the opportunity to
review all the facts of your case under the laws and regulations
in effect at the time.
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