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DUI Defense

As of January 1, 2019, you only have 7 DAYS to properly request a DOL hearing after being cited for DUl. Our team of attorneys can fight your case against the Department of Licensing and the court to keep the them from taking your license and your freedom. But you must act quickly before it's too late.

Charged with a DUI? Request a DOL hearing immediately

As of January 1, 2019, you have only 7 days to request a DOL hearing after being cited for DUl with a breath result at or over the legal limit. You may have more time to request the hearing if your blood was taken to be tested instead of your breath. The rules and laws in relation to the Department of Licensing are tricky and confusing. Call now for a free consultation and advice on what steps to take.

DUI Penalties A DUI charge is a serious criminal matter

In addition to mandatory jail time for DUl convictions, our State seeks to take away your license. This is done on two fronts: both through the criminal prosecution AND through the Department of Licensing (DOL). The DUI / DWI penalties imposed will be based on the person's prior history, the current incident, and the individual court or judge. However, our experienced DUl attorneys can help you fight your case. 

Washington Felony DUI Avoiding harsher felony dui penalties requires an effective attorney

Felony DUl penalties are generally much harsher than gross misdemeanor DUl penalties. An individual can face being charged with Felony DUl if either (a) the person has three or more "prior offenses" (DUl or similar type of charge, or a charge reduced from DUl to a lesser offense) in 10 years, or if (b) in the person's lifetime they have ever been convicted of a vehicular homicide or vehicular assault with alcohol or drugs involved (RCW 46.61).

Minor DUI Don't let one night ruin the rest of your life

In Washington State, a Minor DUI refers to a charge against drivers under the age of 21 who operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.02% or higher. Unlike standard DUI charges, which require a BAC of 0.08% or more, the legal limit for minors is significantly lower due to the state’s strict zero-tolerance policy. Even though it is considered a lesser offense than a standard DUI, a Minor DUI can still have serious and lasting consequences. 

Melissa W. Sullivan

We're In Your Corner DUI charges can be life-altering. Reclaiming your freedom requires a DUI attorney with a history of success.

Many of my clients have initially been charged with a DUI, but after fighting the prosecution, I have often been able to get my clients heavily reduced charges (often with no jail and no impact on their driving rights). For example, a reduced charge of Reckless Driving may carry no jail time, and only a 30-day, court-imposed license suspension. A reduction to Negligent Driving may also have no jail AND no court-imposed license suspension.


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"When you get a DUI, know that not every case is the same and some cases may take longer than others. If you are patient and listen to your attorney you will make it through the hard times. Brian and his team will help you with EVERYTHING."

Anonymous DUI Client

“Brian was an excellent choice for my DUI attorney. Since this was my 1st offense and I’m in my 50’s, I was quite scared. He reassured me that things would be fine and that he would handle everything for me.”

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