DUI

Is a DUI Considered a Felony? Factors That Determine if Your Charges are a DUI Felony or Misdemeanor   If you were recently pulled over while driving under the influence, you may wonder just what DUI charges await you at court. Many people wonder if a DUI is considered a felony. In reality, your DUI could either land on your record

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Being pulled over after an evening of drinking can be a humbling – and sobering – experience. And being arrested and charged with driving under the influence can quickly transform a night of fun into an expensive slog through the legal system. Can hiring a DUI attorney help you avoid a conviction or reduce the penalties you’ll be facing? Learn

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More than 100 years ago, New Jersey created the first drunk driving law on record. Anyone caught driving while intoxicated faced a 60-day jail sentence and a $500 fine. Since then, every state has developed its own set of laws and punishments related to driving while under the influence. Of those, Washington State is one of the strictest in terms of penalties.

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Arrested for a DUI? Unsure what will happen to your license? One of the top DUI attorneys in Washington State explains your options. Understandably, DUI offenders, who face a potential driver’s license suspension, worry about the ramifications. In addition to fees, court dates, and increased car insurance rates, some people are afraid they may lose their job or have to drop

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It seems that every other week brings a news story about a police officer arrested for a DUI. Yet you don’t have to be in law enforcement to find your career in shambles after an impaired driving charge, even if that charge doesn’t lead to a conviction. One of the many questions people ask upon receiving a DUI is, “how

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Being charged with driving under the influence can carry very serious consequences: loss of license, skyrocketed insurance premiums, mandatory fees, and jail time. If this is your first drunk driving offense or your first brush with the law, you can expect an expensive path ahead of you. Which begs the question: Do you need to add an attorney to the

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