Here are recent examples of results achieved for some of our clients charged with DUI. While we cannot promise similar results for you, we can guarantee to fight hard for you!

February 2012:

B.L. was charged with DUI after crashing his motorcycle, case DISMISSED.
R.T. was charged with DUI alcohol and drugs and DUI drugs, failure to maintain lane,improper tag transfer, and suspended license, after testing positive for both alcohol and marijuana, case resulted in a plea to suspended license only, failure to maintain lane, improper tag transfer and BOTH DUI charges DISMISSED.
A.H. wrecked his truck into a tree, was charged with DUI, and blew a .118 on the intoxilyzer,case REDUCED to a NON-DUI disposition.
C.R. refused the state’s test and was charged with DUI, case NEGOTIATED to reckless driving.
K.C. was charged with DUI after registering a .129 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
T.B. was charged with DUI and reckless driving, reckless driving DISMISSED and DUI REDUCED to reckless driving.
E.T. blew a .14 on the intoxilyzer and was charged with DUI, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
J.N. was charged with DUI, hit and run and suspended license, case was NEGOTIATED to a reckless driving, duty upon striking and no license, all three charges were REDUCED, allowing him to continue his military career and save his privileges to drive from suspension.
S.C. was charged with DUI after registering a .116 on the intoxilyzer, case resulted in NON-DUI disposition.
J.S. was charged with DUI drug/alcohol combination, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
L.R. was charged with DUI less safe, case REDUCED to non-DUI disposition.

January 2012:

H.B. had charges of DUI under 21 after blowing over the legal limit for under 21 drivers, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
R.A. had charges of DUI for blowing a .095 on the intoxilyzer, and even though he had a prior conviction of DUI within the last 5 years, case NEGOTIATED to NON-DUI disposition.

December 2011:

J.A. received a DUI charge after he registered a .138 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

November 2011:

S.W. faced charges of DUI and 2 charges of hit and run, after blowing a .198 on the intoxilyzer, DUI REDUCED to reckless driving and BOTH hit and run charges REDUCED to duty upon striking, saving his privileges to drive and his career.
A.R. received charges of DUI less safe, after refusing the test and registering a .134 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to Non-DUI charge.
D.M. had DUI charges after wrecking his car and blowing over the legal limit, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
B.M. was charged with DUI, and TWO counts of DUI child endangerment after being involved in a car accident where he was at fault and blowing a .089 on the intoxilyzer, both DUI child endangerment counts were DISMISSED and the DUI was NEGOTIATED to reckless driving, even given he had a prior charge of DUI.
T.M. had federal DUI charges, case NEGOTIATED to reckless driving.

October 2011:

L.B. was charged with DUI, after blowing a .219 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to failure to use due care.
K. Z. received charges of DUI after being the at-fault driver in a car accident and blowing a .151 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
C. B. was charged with DUI with a .092 reading on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to disorderly conduct.
S.A. was charged with DUI after she refused the state test, case NEGOTIATED to reckless driving.
D.Y. was charged with DUI after he refused the state test, case NEGOTIATED to disorderly conduct.
K.C. was charged with DUI under 21, he blew a .11 (more than 5 times the legal limit for an under 21 driver), case REDUCED to reckless driving.
N.H. was charged with DUI after he refused state tests, case NEGOTIATED to NON-DUI disposition.
S.A. received a DUI charge after blowing a .093 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
J. W. had charges of DUI after he blew a .12 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

September 2011:

B.P. was charged with a DUI for the THIRD time in ten years, after he blew a .124 on the intoxilyzer, case NEGOTIATED to NON-DUI disposition.
A.H. was charged with DUI after a one car accident and refused the state test, he had a prior conviction of DUI in 2009, DUI charge NEGOTIATED to reckless driving.
T.D. was charged with DUI after registering a .10 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
C.H. refused the state test and was charged with DUI, case REDUCED to NON-DUI disposition.
M.D. blew a .123 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
 

August 2011:

T.B. blew a .27 and had a prior conviction of DUI in 2010, case REDUCED to reckless driving, saving his privileges to drive.
M.G. was charged with DUI under 21 when she blew a .098 (almost 5 times the legal limit for under 21) on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
S.T. was involved in a wreck, registered a .11 on the intoxilyzer and charged with being the at-fault driver and DUI, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.
R.O. registered a .157 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to a reckless driving.
M.C. blew a .10 on the intoxilyzer after being involved in a wreck, case REDUCED to a NON-DUI disposition.
P. I. was charged with DUI from his involvement in a car accident, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
M.K. had blood drawn at the state’s request after he was involved in an accident and charged with DUI, the BAC was found to be .108, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.
S.L. registered a .106 on the state breath test and was charged with DUI, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.
M.K. blew a .14 on the alcosensor and was charged with DUI, he refused the state test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
T.H., a CDL holder was charged with DUI after he was involved in an accident while driving his commercial vehicle. He registered a .07 on the alcosensor (almost 2 times the legal limit of .04 while operating a commercial vehicles), case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.
S.J. was charged with DUI and registered a .098 on the state breath test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
R.M. was facing a job loss if convicted of DUI, case NEGOTIATED to reckless driving.
L.M. was charged with DUI after registering a .109 on the alcosensor case REDUCED to NON-DUI disposition.
 

July 2011:
 

P.A. was charged with his second DUI within 5 years and he refused the test, case REDUCED to reckless driving, saving his privileges to drive from a year or more mandatory suspension.
S.G. was charged with DUI .11 and DUI less safe, and evidence of a prior DUI conviction was admitted into evidence at a JURY TRIAL, he was found
NOT GUILTY of DUI less safe and DID NOT CONVICT him of DUI .11 due to a hung jury.
A.F. received charges of DUI and blew over the legal limit of .08 on the intoxilyzer, case NEGOTIATED to a non-DUI disposition.
S.L. was charged with DUI ALCOHOL AND DRUGS Combination, accused of driving underthe influence of prescription drugs, marijuana and alcohol. She blew a .09 on the intoxilyzer. The case was REDUCED to reckless driving charges.
G.N. was under 21 and blew twice the legal limit for a driver under 21, he also had 3 prior charges of minor in possession of alcohol, case NEGOTIATED to a non-DUI disposition.
K.N. blew a .09 and was charged with DUI, speeding and open container, case NEGOTIATED to non-DUI disposition.

June 2011:

B.E. was under 21 and charged with DUI drugs (marijuana), case REDUCED to reckless driving.

May 2011:
 

T.P. was facing a career ending third charge of DUI. Case DISMISSED after a motion to suppress hearing, saving his career.
H.C. blew a .16 on the intoxilyzer, case DISMISSED.
T.D.’s reading on the intoxilyzer was .13 and he had four prior convictions for DUI, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
C.K. blew a .16 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to a LESSER CHARGE of reckless driving.
B.F. blew a .157 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
R.D. registered a .126 on the intoxilyzer, had a prior dui conviction on his record,case NEGOTIATED to a Non-DUI disposition.
T.M. was charged with fleeing and eluding and DUI, DUI charge REDUCED to reckless driving.
D.F. was under 21 and charged with DUI drugs, he admitted to smoking marijuana, case NEGOTIATED to a Non-DUI disposition.
E. P. blew a .09 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
 

April 2011:

R.B. blew a .175 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to DISORDERLY CONDUCT.
T.H. was charged with DUI, unlawful alcohol concentration, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
D.P. had been convicted of DUI previously, refused the test, case resulted in Non-DUI Disposition.
D.H. blew a .103, case NEGOTIATED TO LESSER CHARGE, reckless driving.

March 2011:

S.B. had multiple prior DUIs and was charged with DUI after a wreck, blew a .125, his case was taken to a JURY TRIAL by Jim, and he was FOUND NOT GUILTY.
F.O. had a prior conviction of DUI and blew a .13 case reduced to Non-DUI resolution.
E.O. blew a .162 and was FOUND NOT GUILTY due to a JURY TRIAL by Jim.
P.W. was an aspiring college student who was charged with DUI, which may have limited his future opportunities, case REDUCED to lesser charge of reckless
driving.
R.H. registered a .105 on the state breath test, case REDUCED to Non-DUI disposition.
J. L. was under 21 and blew a .07, case REDUCED to reckless driving, saving his license and career (legal-limit for under 21 is .02).
E.V. was charged with DUI and registered a .114 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED, no DUI on his record, saving his privileges to drive in the State of Georgia.
L.B. refused the test, case NEGOTIATED to lesser Non-DUI resolution.
D.W. blew a .108 and would have lost his job if he had to plea to DUI, case REDUCED to reckless driving, saving his job.
 

February 2011:

C.W. was charged with DUI drugs, with blood test results showing numerous drugs in her system, case negotiated to a LESSER, Non-DUI resolution.
E.R.’s DUI charge was holding him up from deployment, charge REDUCED to reckless driving.
 

January 2011: 

K.C. blew a .208 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
M. D. registered over the legal limit (.108), but his case was REDUCED to reckless driving.
M.B. refused the test and was charged with DUI, case REDUCED, no DUI.
H.G. was charged with DUI after blowing a .10, and a DUI conviction would have been career-ending, the case was negotiated to a LESSER, Non-DUI plea, saving her career.
T.D. registered a .138 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to NON DUI result.
M.C. was the at-fault driver in a wreck and the officer had blood drawn showing he was over the legal limit, and he had a prior DUI in 2005, so the new charges were very serious, however the case was closed WITH NO DUI on his record.
B.M. a disabled veteran with a previous DUI conviction came to us with a .119 DUI charge, case RESULTED IN NO DUI disposition.
R.C.’s faced losing his job with a DUI conviction, his .093 blow was negotiated to a Non-DUI resolution.
C.P. registered a .098 on the state test, and was charged with DUI, our fast action kept her license valid during her pending case and got her charge REDUCED to Reckless Driving.
M.T. refused the test and was charged with DUI, case REDUCED, to a Non-DUI disposition.
 

December 2010:

B.A. crashed his motorcycle and was charged with DUI, case REDUCED to Non-DUI lesser offense.
 

November 2010:

D.T. blew a .103, but the case was resolved with a LESSER CHARGE, saving his job and his privileges to drive.
M.D. refused the test, case negotiated to Non-DUI disposition, saving his security clearance and career.
P.L. registered a .09 on the intox and was placed on administrative leave due to her charge, case reduced to non-DUI disposition and job saved only 3 days after she hired this firm, saving her career.
C.K. tested at a level of .107, negotiated case to RECKLESS DRIVING, no dui on her driving record, privilege to drive preserved.
W.B. refused the test, had a prior record of DUI, but his case was REDUCED to Non-DUI disposition.
 

September 2010:

A.W. blew a .11, case REDUCED to Non-DUI disposition.

August 2010:

H.C. refused the test, case negotiated to LESSER CHARGE, and protected driving privileges.
J.O. blew a .105, case REDUCED down to reckless driving.
F.T. had a prior conviction of DUI, blew a .138, case reduced to LESSER Non-DUI reckless driving.
K.O. refused the test, case REDUCED to reckless driving, license saved.
B.P. was a CDL license holder, case negotiated to NON-DUI disposition and saved license and career.
K.S. registered a .125 on the intox, case resolved with NO conviction to DUI.

 July 2010:

R.A. blew a .107, and faced the possibility of losing his job if convicted, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
K.L. was facing losing his security clearance with his DUI charge, case negotiated to LESSER CHARGE, saving his career.
J.R. took her case to a JURY TRIAL and the result was a hung jury, NO DUI conviction.
K.L. was facing losing his job if he was convicted of DUI DRUGS, case REDUCED to reckless driving, saving his job and privileges to drive.
 

June 2010:

J.P. had a record of DUI, but his case was resolved with a NON-DUI disposition.

May 2010:

K.W. blew a .125, and had another DUI charge pending, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
F.F. refused the test, had a prior record of DUI, yet his DUI was negotiated to a LESSER CHARGE, protecting his privilege to drive.

April 2010:

R.C. had a prior DUI conviction, he blew a .083, the case was resolved with a NON-DUI disposition.
R.P. was going to be fired if convicted of DUI, case negotiated to LESSER CHARGE, job saved.

March 2010:

A.B. registered a .17 on the intox, case REDUCED to reckless driving.
G.C. wrecked his vehicle, refused to the test, and had a prior dui conviction, case resolved with NO CONVICTION TO DUI, and saved his driving privileges
J.D. faced fleeing and eluding charges along with his DUI, had a prior record of DUI, he refused the test, yet his DUI charge was REDUCED to reckless driving.
M.P. faced a Hit and Run charge along with a DUI drugs charge, both charges negotiated to LESSER CHARGES, license saved.
M.H. was charged with DUI and 2 child endangerment DUIs, her case was REDUCED to reckless driving and the 2 DUI child endangerment charges were DISMISSED.
L.P. was charged with DUI under 21, with a blow of .05, case resulted in NON-DUI disposition.

February 2010:

W.L. blew a .129 and the jury heard evidence about his prior DUI conviction, however, he was FOUND NOT GUILTY as a result of a JURY TRIAL.

January 2010:
 

B.M. registered a .11 on the intox, case negotiated to LESSER CHARGE.
J.M. was charged with DUI and the jury heard evidence about her prior DUI conviction, however, she was still FOUND NOT GUILTY.
C.P. was charged with DUI following a car wreck, case reduced to NON-DUI disposition.
C.W. blew a .125, and in the middle of a JURY TRIAL, the case was REDUCED to reckless driving.

 

 

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OTHER CRIMES SUCCESS STORIES - The focus of our practice is defending persons charged with DUI, however we do handle other misdemeanor crimes and a few felony charges.
Here are recent examples of results achieved for some of our clients. While we cannot promise similar results for you, we can guarantee to fight hard for you!

February 2012

J.S. was charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana, case REDUCED to a non-drug charge, a disorderly conduct.
K.C. had shoplifting charges, case put on a pre-trial diversion, that once completed will keep the charge from being prosecuted and off her record.
Y.A. had charges of suspended license and suspended registration, the charges were REDUCED to no license and no tag, saving his driving privileges.
R.G. was charged with shoplifting, case REDUCED to criminal trespass, saving his job and protecting his record from a theft charge.

January 2012

D.G. had FELONY charges of attempt to obtain controlled substance by fraud, case placed on dead docket.
K.M. was charged with hit and run and aggressive driving, charges were REDUCED to a failure to report and accident and a passing violation, saving her driver’s license.
J.P. was charged with suspended license, he had a prior conviction of suspended license, case REDUCED to no license with no jail time, saving his privileges to drive.
 

December 2011

J.B. faced charges of suspended license, case REDUCED to no license.
 

November 2011

A.J. was charged with possession of marijuana, CASE DISMISSED.
 

October 2011

J.T. received charges of possession of marijuana, case REDUCED to disorderly conduct.
J.J. had charges of FELONY criminal damage to property in the second degree, case REDUCED to MISDEMEANOR criminal trespass, saving his record from a felony conviction.
D.C. received charges of minor in possession of alcohol after blowing a .182 on the alcosensor, case DIMSISSED with court costs.
R.D. received charges of possession of marijuana, case REDUCED to disorderly conduct.
W.W. received charges of possession of marijuana, case REDUCED to a Non-Drug charge.
A.W. faced charges of hit and run, case REDUCED to duty upon striking a fixture, saving his privileges to drive.
C.O. was charged with driving with a suspended license, case REDUCED to no license.
C.H. was charged with suspended license, invalid registration, reckless driving and speeding, charges of invalid registration and suspended license DISMISSED.

September 2011

C.E. was charged with driving on a suspended CDL, case REDUCED to no license on person, saving his license from suspension.
B.W. faced charges of obstruction and disorderly conduct, obstruction charge DISMISSED.
M. D. was charged with reckless driving, case REDUCED to too fast for conditions
T.B. was charged with simple battery, case placed on dead docket.
J.P. had charges of speeding, no license, no insurance and suspended registration, (he had 2 prior speeding charges and 1 prior each of no license and no insurance) case NEGOTIATED to DISMISSAL of no insurance charge, plea to speeding and no license, and REDUCTION of suspended registration to no tag.
B.L. was charged with failure to yield, case DISMISSED.
S.M. had charges of suspended license for the second time in five years, case REDUCED to no license, saving her privileges to drive.
J.K. was charged with suspended license with prior convictions of suspended license, case NEGOTIATED to no license, saving his license from being suspended again.
S.M. was charged with felony possession of marijuana with intent, felony controlled substance, no license on person and no tag light violation, the possession with intent was REDUCED to simple possession, the rest of the charges, including the felony possession of controlled substance were DISMISSED.

August 2011

M.L. was charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana, case DISMISSED.
S.D. was charged with possession of marijuana, suspended license, no insurance and suspended registration, charges were reduced as follows, possession of marijuana REDUCED to disorderly conduct, suspended license REDUCED to no license, and suspended registration REDUCED to no tag, with a no contest plea to the insurance, the firm was able to save her license and her record from a drug conviction.
M.W. was charged with driving on a suspended license, charges REDUCED to no license.
Z.D. was charged with fleeing and eluding and speeding, case placed on dead docket.
N.A. was charged with simple battery, case placed on dead docket.
M.P. was charged with suspended license, case REDUCED to driving with no license.
S.I. was charged with criminal trespass, case placed on dead docket.
W.S. was charged with driving on a suspended license, charges REDUCED to no license.
  

July 2011  

E.J. was charged with misdemeanor possession of marijauna, although he had 2 prior charges, the case was successfully negotiated to a misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
P.M. was charged with shoplifting, case NEGOTIATED to a pre-trial program that whensuccessfully completed will keep it off his record.
 

May 2011

C.L. was charged with FELONY Aggravated Assault and Possession of a Firearm during commission of a crime, case REDUCED to MISDEMEANOR pointing a gun and simple assault with NO FINE.
E.W. was charged with FELONY Entering an Auto, case REDUCED to a MISDEMEANOR theft charge with no jail time.
C.D. was charged with theft by taking, case NEGOTIATED to non-theft disposition, protecting her record from a theft conviction.
protecting her record from a theft conviction.
T.M. was charged with shoplifting, case REDUCED to non-theft charge of criminal trespass.
S.M. faced shoplifting charges, as a college student having this on her record could hurt her future, her charges were diverted to a pre-trial program that when completed successfully will keep it off her record.
 

April 2011

L.W. faced marijuana charges, case REDUCED to disorderly conduct.
A.B. was underage and blew a .014 on the alcosensor and was charged with minor in possession and minor traffic offenses, case negotiated to a pre-trial program that when successfully completed will keep it of his record.
A.J. was charged with disorderly conduct, case resolved with no probation, no fine, no community service.
 

March 2011

T.H. was charged with shoplifting, case negotiated to a lesser charge, disorderly conduct.
R.G. was charged with driving on a suspended license, charges REDUCED to no license on person.
 

February 2011

J.C. was chared with suspended license, case DISMISSED.

January 2011
 

R.L. had obstruction charges, case DISMISSED.
E.A. was charged with shoplifting, case REDUCED to a non-theft charge.
J.P. was charged with misdemeanor marijuana, case REDUCED to non-drug charge.
B.M. had misdemeanor marijuana charges, case NEGOTIATED to disorderly conduct.
P.M. was facing FELONY criminal damage in the 2nd degree charges, case reduced to MISDEMEANOR disorderly conduct.

November 2010

T.B. had a charge of misdemeanor marijuana that was negotiated to a LESSER NON- DRUG charge.
K.E. was charged with criminal trespass, CASE DISMISSED.
M.M. was charged with shoplifting, the case was deferred to a pre-trial program that once completed, will keep it off his record.
T.B. was charged with minor in possession, the case was deferred to a pre-trial program that once completed, will keep it off his record.

October 2010
 

R.P. had charges of reckless driving and speeding, reckless charge dismissed.

September 2010
 

B.T. was facing 2 FELONY drug charges, case reduced to MISDEMEANOR disorderly conduct.
C.H. was charged with hit and run, case REDUCED to duty upon striking, saving his license and privileges to drive in Georgia.
J.K. had charges of fleeing and eluding the police and reckless charges, fleeing and eluding dismissed.
 

July 2010
 

D.P. was charged with possession of marijuana, CASE DISMISSED.
 

June 2010
 

D.W. was charged with possession of marijuana, CASE DISMISSED.

April 2010
 

S.D. was facing shoplifting charges, case negotiated to NON-Theft resolution.
V.R. had charges of obstruction and disorderly, obstruction charges dismissed.

March 2010

A.J. had charges of suspended license, charges dismissed.