DUI/DWI Defense

Getting a DUI in Maryland can feel overwhelming. Many people want to know what happens after a DUI and how a DUI will affect their license points in Maryland. Too many points and your insurance rates go up, you

DUI cases can be stressful and challenging for all involved. The possibility of higher insurance rates, loss of coverage, loss of driver’s license, and felony charges are intimidating to many drivers – it impacts every aspect of one’s life.

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You are pulled over, suspected of drinking and driving. You are given the option of a breathalyzer and take it during a traffic stop. You await the results and wonder, is breathalyzer accuracy enough for a DUI charge in Maryland

DUI checkpoints can be unnerving for almost any driver. Drunk driving enforcement in Maryland is critical for safer roads, both for drivers and passengers. So what happens when you happen upon a DUI checkpoint in Maryland? And what do you

Many clients find themselves in the challenging situation of having a DUI conviction on their record. This can create feelings of hopelessness following the trial, interlock installation, license revocation, loss of rights, and more. However, with the help of experienced

Driving under the influence (DUI) is one of the most dangerous, yet often committed driving crimes committed on the road. While the cases of driving under the influence have reduced substantially over the years, there’s still a large amount of

A Driving Under the Influence (DUI) arrest is a life-changing event. Not only does it have legal consequences, but it can also affect your personal and social life. We explore some of the important things that you must consider after

Sometimes, it’s tough to get out of DUI charges for reckless driving in Maryland, but there may be an option to reduce these charges. Maryland has strict laws against DUI and it’s difficult to make a strong case for

Drunk driving is a serious problem in the United States. In 2015, there were more than 1.1 million arrests for DUI, according to the FBI. And while that number has been declining since 2016, it’s still far too high. 

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