Implied consent means that in order to accept the privilege of driving, you will give your “implied consent” to have your blood, breath or urine tested in the event that you are arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or another substance. If you refuse to...
DWI & DUI Attorneys
North Carolina has some of the toughest DWI laws in the nation. Even a first offense can result in serious consequences, including hefty fines, loss of license, community service, and in extreme circumstances, even jail time. If you have had a prior DWI conviction, jail time is probably mandatory if you are convicted again. We know what is at stake and we have the experience and commitment to guide you through the process, both in the courtroom and out of it. In addition to challenging the State’s evidence at trial, our lawyers and staff will help you navigate the numerous DMV requirements that accompany a DWI charge. Finally, if your vehicle was seized, we may be able to recover it for you.
Protected: Limited Driving Privilege for Breathalyzer Refusal Revocation in North Carolina
What Qualifies as a Vehicle for North Carolina DWI Laws?
f you are like most people who want to avoid a DWI charge, you take several steps to protect yourself from harm. Some people, though, make critical mistakes that can impact their lives in many ways, and you don’t want to fall into that trap. You can protect yourself...
Can You Get a Hangover DWI?
Some people go out drinking with their friends and opt to take a taxi home so that they can stay safe and avoid a DWI charge, which is a smart move. The problem, however, is that those people often go to work the next morning and don’t realize that the alcohol...