STANDING UP FOR YOU WITH SKILLED ADVOCACY

Seeing lights in your rearview mirror is never a sight you want to see. When you are on your way home from a night out, it can be especially terrifying. Whether you have been drinking or not, there is a chance that the officer has a reason to believe you could be intoxicated. While field

As we near the end of fall and head into winter, we have many great holidays to look forward to. You may be planning on relaxing with your friends and family and sharing a few drinks. While there’s nothing wrong with a few drinks, nothing will ruin your holidays quite like facing DUI charges for

A conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) comes with harsh penalties. No one wants to pay costly fines or spend time in prison, which is why some people refuse chemical tests at DUI stops, thinking they can avoid conviction by doing so. This is not always true, though it may make the case more

Don’t drive impaired in the first place. Make a plan to avoid driving before you even start drinking. Arrange for a sober driver, who should not drink at all. This is because the odor of alcohol on a person’s breath could be enough for a DUI arrest. Limit yourself to one drink every 1-1/2 hours and

Drunk driving arrests are stressful from beginning to end. You may be thinking about how to break the news to your family and friends. But your biggest worry may be whether you should tell your boss. The possibility of getting fired for driving under the influence (DUI) certainly exists. You may be able to avoid

This Independence Day weekend was a big one. The Fourth of July was on a Sunday, putting the celebrations on a weekend. And, this was the first Independence Day after the pandemic has waned somewhat, which led many more people to travel than you might see in the usual year. Unfortunately, Independence Day is already

While many studies indicate that underage drinking has slowly decreased over the years, it is still a concerning issue that families face. Underage drinking not only affects teens’ health but their future as well. As a parent, you are likely well aware of these concerns. You always look out for your children and their future.

In Tennessee, even a first-time DUI offense could result in the requirement to install an ignition interlock device in your vehicle. These devices obligate drivers to test their breath – and blood alcohol content (BAC) – before they can drive. Installing the ignition interlock device is one of the consequences of a DUI conviction. However, lawmakers

Unlike most liquids or food, alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream. This is why it might not take long for alcohol to impair your senses – and why your blood alcohol content (BAC) is also such a significant factor if you face charges of driving under the influence. You are likely aware that Tennessee’s legal

It’s true in Tennessee and every other state. Driving under the influence of drugs is illegal and can get you charged with DUI. Depending on the circumstances, you could be facing anywhere from 48 hours in jail (uncomplicated 1st offense DUI) to several years behind bars (vehicular assault, vehicular homicide or child endangerment DUI). Nevertheless,