Fighting DUI Charges Aggressively

A DUI conviction can result in license suspension, hefty fines, increased insurance rates, jail time, and a permanent criminal record that affects employment and housing. Our DUI defense attorneys know how to challenge breathalyzer results, field sobriety tests, and police procedures to fight for dismissal or reduced charges.

Our DUI Defense Strategies

• Challenging the legality of the traffic stop
• Questioning breathalyzer calibration and maintenance
• Challenging field sobriety test administration
• Examining blood test chain of custody
• Identifying procedural errors by law enforcement
• Negotiating reduced charges like reckless driving
• Fighting license suspension at DMV hearings
• Securing alternative sentencing options

DUI Penalties We Help You Avoid

• Driver's license suspension or revocation
• Jail or prison sentences
• Thousands in fines and court costs
• Mandatory alcohol education programs
• Ignition interlock device installation
• Increased insurance premiums
• Criminal record affecting employment
• Professional license consequences

Defending Against Drug Charges

Drug charges range from simple possession to serious trafficking offenses that carry mandatory minimum sentences. Whether it's marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, or other controlled substances, we provide aggressive defense to protect your freedom.

Types of Drug Cases We Handle

• Marijuana possession and cultivation charges
• Illegal possession of prescription drugs
• Cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine charges
• Drug trafficking and distribution
• Drug manufacturing and lab operations
• Interstate drug transportation
• Drug-related money laundering
• Conspiracy and accomplice charges

Our Drug Defense Strategies

• Challenging illegal searches and seizures
• Suppressing evidence obtained unlawfully
• Proving lack of possession or control
• Breaking the chain of custody
• Questioning evidence testing and analysis
• Identifying entrapment by law enforcement
• Pursuing drug diversion programs
• Negotiating reduced charges and sentences

Alternative Sentencing Options

For first-time offenders and non-violent drug crimes, we often secure alternative sentencing that avoids jail:

• Drug treatment and rehabilitation programs
• Community service instead of incarceration
• Probation with regular drug testing
• Record expungement after completion

Defending Against Violent Crime Charges

Assault and battery charges are taken extremely seriously by prosecutors and can result in lengthy prison sentences, especially if weapons were involved or serious injury occurred. We provide aggressive defense to protect your freedom and reputation.

Violent Crimes We Defend

• Simple and aggravated assault
• Battery and aggravated battery
• Domestic violence charges
• Assault with a deadly weapon
• Assault causing bodily injury
• Defense of self-defense claims
• Fighting and affray charges
• Terroristic threats

Common Defenses to Assault Charges

• Self-defense or defense of others
• Defense of property rights
• Lack of intent to harm
• Mistaken identity
• False accusations or witness credibility issues
• Mutual combat or provocation
• Insufficient evidence
• Accident without criminal intent

Defending Property Crime Charges

Theft and property crimes range from petty shoplifting to serious felony burglary charges. The severity of charges often depends on the value of property involved and whether the crime involved breaking into a dwelling. We provide strong defense for all theft-related offenses.

Property Crimes We Defend

• Shoplifting and retail theft
• Petty theft and larceny
• Grand theft and grand larceny
• Residential and commercial burglary
• Auto theft and carjacking
• Robbery (theft with force or threat)
• Trespassing and breaking and entering
• Arson and property destruction

How We Fight Theft Charges

• Challenging proof of intent to steal
• Proving mistaken identity or false accusations
• Demonstrating ownership or right to property
• Arguing mistake or misunderstanding
• Disputing property valuation to reduce charges
• Examining surveillance evidence for weaknesses
• Negotiating restitution agreements
• Securing diversion programs for first offenders

Potential Penalties We Work to Minimize

• Jail or prison sentences based on theft amount
• Fines and mandatory restitution
• Probation with strict conditions
• Criminal record affecting future employment
• Enhanced penalties for prior convictions