DUI Defense

Electric bikes are increasingly common in North Carolina, especially for commuting and recreation. In addition to providing a fun and relatively safe alternative to driving around town, it can seem like the perfect answer to get home after a night out. Taking an...

A driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge may follow a targeted traffic stop or a motor vehicle collision. Police officers screen those involved in crashes, those pulled over for other infractions and those reported to local authorities due to alarming conduct on the...

The Tar Heel State has some of the harshest DWI penalties in the country, with a complex system of punishment levels and mandatory consequences. If convicted, you face potential jail time, hefty fines, license suspension and required substance abuse treatment. When...

Imagine noticing flashing lights in your rearview mirror — your pulse quickens, and your mind races. A stop after having a few alcoholic beverages is an intimidating prospect. Whether you are dealing with the immediate pressures of interacting with law enforcement or...

Drunk driving is a serious offense in North Carolina. If convicted, a DUI or DWI can result in financial penalties and a driver’s license suspension as well as potential prison time. For some professionals, the license to drive is not the only one at risk. In addition...

In North Carolina, it is illegal to drive while visibly impaired by alcohol or when someone's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) goes over the legal limit. Driving while impaired (DWI) charges can lead to a variety of penalties after a guilty plea or conviction....

Not everyone drinks alcohol when they go on vacation. In one study, just over 27% of people claimed they don’t drink. Another 19.6% said they would sometimes drink on vacation but would sometimes let a trip be alcohol-free. All that being said, the majority – at 53.2%...

Here in North Carolina, lawmakers and courts take a very dim view of underage drinking. In fact, our state enforces a zero-tolerance policy for those accused of the crime. According to NC Law 18B, those under 21 charged with possessing, drinking, buying or attempting...

In parts of North Carolina, particularly in retirement communities and beach towns, golf carts and low-speed vehicles (LSVs) are everywhere. They’re also widely used in large resorts to allow people to get to secluded bungalows, restaurants and other locations on the...

Certain circumstances can intensify the seriousness of your DUI (driving under the influence) charge, leading to more severe consequences or penalties. These aggravating factors are crucial in determining the extent of legal repercussions you may face if convicted....