DUI/ DWI
DUI / DWI
Federal DWI
Habitual DWI
Criminal Defense
Criminal Defense
Underage Drinking
Drug Crimes
Theft Crimes
Assault
Expungement
Traffic Violations
Traffic Violations
Speeding Ticket
Unsafe Movement
Reckless Driving
NOL & Driving w/Revoked License
DMV Hearing
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What are Your Rights?
Our NC DWI lawyers will explain your rights and the strengths and weaknesses in your DWI case.
Being charged in North Carolina with driving while impaired (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI) can mean jail time, court fines, loss of driving privileges, increased insurance rates, employment consequences, and financial uncertainty.
These issues are magnified by the fact that North Carolina DWI/ DUI law is one of the most complex areas of criminal law in the State of North Carolina.
Plan of Action
We believe that effective DWI representation cannot be accomplished without excellent communication. At any time during or after your case, our NC DWI lawyers can meet with you to discuss your DWI charge, and we will keep you apprised of all developments in your case, keeping you in the loop.
Our Approach
Our NC DWI lawyers are required to attend the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration‘s (NHTSA) course on DUI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing.
This is a three day (24 hours) course taught to police officers when they are being trained in charging DWIs. Our NC DWI lawyers regularly attend conferences and training related to North Carolina’s DWI laws.
The defense you need from a law firm that cares.
Don’t Face the Law Alone
Being charged with a DWI, criminal, or traffic offense and facing the law is intimidating and isolating. Work with a defense team that fights and cares for you.
Reduce the Consequences
Criminal charges can result in the loss your job, license, reputation, and even jail. Know the consequences and then work hard to reduce, or erase, them.
Clarify the Unknown
Getting charged with a crime and navigating the law is often disorienting and overwhelming. Get the answers and plan you need to get your life back on track.
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