Gilroy & NapoliLake Oswego, OR John Gilroy and Jeff Napoli established Gilroy & Napoli in 2003 after working together for over four years in the Washington County District Attorney's office as Deputy D.A.'s. Since then, John and Je...Not rated yet. Rate this business!
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Not only does a DUI conviction affect your ability to drive and your driving record, but it will also increase insurance rates and may prevent you from renting a vehicle, driving in another country or finding specific types of employment.
DUI attorneys specialize in working with individuals that have been charged with drunk driving or driving under the influence of drugs. Since these attorneys are specialists they understand the court process as well what judges can reasonably imposed in you are found guilty.
If you are charged with a drunk driving offense and have failed a breathalyzer or refused a breathalyzer test, the DUI attorney may not be able to get the charges dismissed, but they may be able to get the charges reduced to a lesser penalty.
"Who is a DUI attorney?
A DUI attorney is a skilled professional, who traditionally provides legal representation for those charged with DUI.
Why do you look for one?
If you need a professional DUI attorney:
» Because you have been accused of driving under the influence,
» Because you failed a DUI test,
» To help you protect yourself against someone who was driving drunk,
» To help manage claims against you,
» For help in keeping your driving license,
then you look for a DUI attorney.
Where do you find a DUI attorney?
Firmcity will help you to find the best lawyer providing professional, private, and knowledgeable services. Check our listings to find the best lawyer close to you. Whether a specialized office or a large firm, you should prefer a licensed DUI attorney."
Not only does a DUI conviction affect your ability to drive and your driving record, but it will also increase insurance rates and may prevent you from renting a vehicle, driving in another country or finding specific types of employment.
