Arkansas Drunk Driving Defense Attorneys
- Ashdown
- Thompson Law Firm:
General Family Law
Divorce
Domestic Violence
Adoption
Child Custody and Support
Contempt Issues
Criminal Defense
Felonies and Misdemeanors
DUI/DWI
Traffic Violations
Personal Injury
Car Accidents
Wrongful Death
Wills and Estate Planning
Will Probate and Administration
Real Estate
General Property Disputes
Landlord/Tenant Issues
Mortgages and Notes
Environmental Law
General Civil Litigation
Business Law
Contracts
Construction Law
Labor & Employment
Debt Collection and Defense
FDCPA Violations
Garnishments
Other
- Atkins
- John Burnett: Whether you are fighting a speeding ticket, reckless driving charge, or are facing suspension of your drivers license after you have been stopped for driving while intoxicated (DWI), you deserve legal representation that is effective and efficient.
- Benton
- Standridge, Brent:
*DWI
*Underage DUI
*CDL DWI (DWI law applying to motor carriers)
*Aircraft DWI
*Boating DWI (BWI)
- Bentonville
- Cabot
- Tim Blair: Most DUI cases have a criminal side and a civil side. The DUI arrest results in criminal charges, which have mandatory jail time in Arkansas. What most drivers do not realize is that a DUI arrest also initiates a civil proceeding against your driving privileges called an administrative license revocation (ALR). If you are charged with DUI in Arkansas, you have 15 days to request an administrative license revocation hearing (ALR) to challenge the suspension of your license. If you do not request the hearing within 15 days of your arrest, your license will automatically be suspended. If you have a commercial driver license (CDL) you need to be aware that a DUI conviction will mean the loss not only of your license but also your livelihood. Even if you are able to get your CDL back, you will not be able to purchase affordable insurance.
- Centerton
- Van Es & Stinnett:
Being charged with any criminal offense is overwhelming and daunting.
- Cherokee Village
- Lambert, Stewart:
criminal defense
- Clinton
- Blagg Law Firm: Arkansas DWI / DUI
- Tester, Kent: Have you been arrested for a DWI in Arkansas? You need an accomplished attorney to protect your rights.
- Morgan & Tester: ...wise counseling before a decision is the best antidote to costly legal action.
- Ralph J. Blagg: The hardest cases to win are DWI/DUI and winning requires not only a special interest but also specialized training.
- Conway
- Corning
- Whiffen Law Firm:
Criminal Law
Personal Injury
Estates
WorkersÕ Compensation
Medical Malpractice
Auto Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents
Traffic Violations
Social Security
Trusts
Corporations
DWI
Lottery Winnings
Probate Adoptions
Guardianships
Mechanics Liens
Insurance Matters
Real Estate
Uncontested Divorces
- Crossett
- Switzer Law Office:
¥ Personal Injury-Auto Accidents
¥ Divorce/Child Custody
¥ Criminal Law-DWI
¥ Social Security DSI/SSI
¥ Wills and Estates
¥ Corporations
¥ Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
¥ Adoptions
- El Dorado
- Hanna, Albert:
criminal defense
- McDonald, Gary:
Felonies
Misdemeanors
Traffic Charges:
>>Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)
>>Driving On Suspended Driver's License
>>Driving Without Liability Insurance
>>Refusal to Take Alcohol Test
- Burbank Dodson & Barker:
General Civil and Trial Practice. Personal Injury, Commercial, Real Estate, Banking, Probate, Divorce/Custody, Criminal Law, Oil and Gas and Corporate Law, Litigation and Appeals
- Compton Prewett Thomas & Hickey:
business litigation attorneys, insurance defense in Arkansas, estate planning, business litigation, business formation, counseling, insurance defense, banking law, oil & gas, general litigation, personal injury, medical malpractice, family law, criminal defense, workers' compensation
- Vickery & Carroll: Legislatures across the country, including the Arkansas General Assembly have responded to the problem in various ways. The most popular responses have been to enact stiffer sentences for offenders and to lower the objective standard for determining when a person is legally intoxicated. Today's article will discuss DWI law in Arkansas-your responsibilities as a motorist and the legal consequences of driving while under the influence of alcohol.
- Fayetteville
- Ft. Smith
- Khoury, Naif:
Defending Hispanics and Non-Citizens in state and federal criminal courts in Arkansas as a result to being arrested for criminal in defense of serious charges involving drugs, sex or violence that could cause removal or deportation, or denial naturalization.
Defending non-citizens against removal or deportation or denial of naturalization in courts of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Tennessee. As well as requesting removal of immigration holds or being released on immigration bonds.
- Cox, Amanda:
FAMILY LAW PERSONAL INJURY CRIMINAL
* Adoption * Auto & Truck Accidents * Assault
* Child Custody * Motorcycle Accidents * Battery
* Child Support * On the Job Injury * Domestic Charges
* Divorce * Personal Injury * Drugs
* Guardianship * Workers' Compensation * DUI
* Juvenile Law * Wrongful Death * DWI
* Orders of Protection * Theft/Burglary
* Paternity * Felonies and Misdemeanors
* Visitation Issues
PROBATE CIVIL GENERAL PRACTICE
* Wills * Litigation * Contracts
* Trusts * Real Estate * Business Law
* Estates * Land Disputes * Corporations
* Social Security
- Price, Joel: Criminal Law: Felony & Misdemeanor Homicide Charges Battery & Assault Charges Drug Charges DWI Charges White Collar Crimes ALL Other Criminal Matters Domestic Relations: Divorce Paternity Custody/Change of Custody Support/Modification of Support Restraining Order Violations Parental Rights * Grandparental Rights ** Business Matters: Incorporations LLCs & LLPs Partnerships Contracts (of all kinds) Personal Injury: Automobile Accidents and Injuries Insurance Claims Hit and Run 18 Wheeler Accidents Products Liability Probate: Wills Trusts Advance Directive (Death with Dignity) Durable Power of Attorney Health Care Power of Attorney Other Legal Matters Expungements Internet Crimes Extradition
- Walker, Shock & Harp: tort litigation; corporate small business; domestic relations; probate; criminal defense and medical malpractice
- Honeycutt Law Office: DUI & DWI
- David Dunagin: Have you been arrested? Pulled over on I-40 and arrested for DUI or drug trafficking? What happens next? Your immediate future may hang in the balance, and you need to decide on a lawyer who is able to best represent your interests.
- Hal Davis: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Jo Carson: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Joseph Self: When you are charged with a crime, whether it's a felony or a misdemeanor, you face a process with the potential for serious, long-term consequences. Representation by an experienced criminal defense lawyer is critical in the initial stages of a criminal prosecution.
- John Settle: DUI / DWI- Arkansas law makes it illegal to drive when your blood alcohol level or breath alcohol level is above the legal limit. The punishment for drunk driving is severe, and is not to be taken lightly. My goal is to skillfully evaluate each case for police error, breath testing, and other types of evidence that weakens the strength of the Prosecutors case against you. Whether this is your first DWI offense, or if you have had a previous conviction, securing my services assures you have protected your rights and that everything possible will be done to win your case.
- Sexton & Sanders: Even though it is one of the most commonly charged criminal offenses, DWI cases can be extremely complex, especially when dealing with issues such as breathalyzer accuracy and measurement of blood alcohol content (BAC), probable cause to stop and miranda rights. Even though these cases are generallycharged as only misdemeanors, they can have a serious effect ones driver's license, driving record and insurance rates. It is important to have an attorney well versed in the area of licensure suspension so that the client may obtain the best possible arranagment for driving on a work permit. It is important to act quickly in regard to the suspension, because a defendant only has seven days in which to file an intent to contest the suspension. Hire an attorney who is familiar with DWI defense and knows how to protect your rights.
- Harrison
- Robb, Jason:
Probate and estate planning
Personal injury and medical malpractice
Wrongful death cases
Criminal defense
Family law
Civil litigation
- Campbell, Gail: DUI & DWI
- Malm Law Firm: In addition to your right to drive, moving violations can affect your insurance rates and coverage. It is important that you preserve your rights while protecting your reputation, regardless of the seriousness of the offense.
- Heber Springs
- Mays & White:
General Litigation Domestic Relations
Oil and Gas Law Environmental
Business Transactions Personal Injury Cases
Criminal Defense Real Estate Transactions
Estate Planning - Wills Employment/ADA/Civil Rights
Social Security Disability Corps of Engineers Matters
- Hot Springs
- Tapp Law Firm:
Do I need an Attorney?
If you have to ask that question, chances are you need to consult with an attorney. One of the main reasons is to find out whether or not you actually need representation. That is something which can be decided only with the aid of an experienced attorney, and only after he is familiar with the facts of your case.
What if I am innocent of the charges brought against me?
This makes it all the more necessary to consult with a qualified criminal defense attorney. Just because you know that you are innocent does not mean that you will ultimately be found innocent. We all like to think that truth and justice prevails, but unfortunately that does not always happen. In fact, sometimes police and prosecutors are so eager to push cases through the system that innocent people are found guilty of crimes they did not commit. The only way to ensure that your rights are fully protected and that the evidence is fairly presented in court is with an experienced criminal defense attorney.
Do I need a lawyer if my case is still under investigation and no charges have been filed?
Yes, your need for effective legal representation is just as great during the course of the police investigation. It is important to note that police and prosecutors do not always give people the benefit of doubt before they file charges. DonÕt assume that the police will fairly decide whether you should be charged. Any evidence in your favor needs to be investigated and preserved by your attorney as early as possible.
Should I speak with the police?
NO! Make no statement and sign nothing. If the police think that you will talk, they may try to interview you. You may even believe that this is your chance to tell your story. However, the police are not there to clear you of suspicion. Their role is to gather evidence to convict you of a crime. Whether you should speak to the police is an extremely important and complex decision, which can only be made with the advice of competent legal counsel.
What can my lawyer do if the charges have already been filed?
First, your lawyer will evaluate the evidence and determine if the government can prove its case against you. Sometimes prosecutors are mistaken about the strength of their evidence and can be persuaded to abandon their case after hearing both sides of the story. Other times, prosecutors can be persuaded to dismiss charges because of changes in the evidence. If the evidence against you is too strong to obtain a dismissal of charges, your attorney will evaluate whether it is in your best interest to go trial or to obtain a negotiated plea bargain. Only an experienced criminal defense attorney can evaluate your chances for success at trial. If you and your attorney decide to go to trial, your attorney will develop a case to persuade the jury that there is a reasonable doubt as to whether you are guilty of the charges.
- Miller, Jones and Churchwell:
1. - Criminal Defense - Felony, Misdemeanor
2. - Personal Injury / Car Accidents
3. - DWI and Traffic Violations
4. - Divorce / Custody / Adoption / Family Law
5. - Wills / Probate
6. - Contracts and Disputes
7. - Property and Real Estate Law
8. - Corporate Law
9. - Environmental Law
10. - Appeals
- Crawford Law Firm:
Criminal Law
Once a person is charged with or even suspected of committing a crime, that person needs adequate legal assistance as soon as possible. The Crawford Law Firm is prepared to represent you if you have been charged with theft, battery, arson, sexual offenses, drug crimes, DWI, juvenile crimes, traffic violations, and other violent and nonviolent crimes. Criminal procedure and the judicial process are complicated and sometimes frightening areas.
- Hurst, Morrissey, Hurst: There are few, if any, legal matters that are more serious than criminal charges, accusations, or investigations. Even if you are not the target of an investigation or accusation, you have rights that should be trusted to an experienced and skilled trial attorney as soon as you become involved in criminal matters. Those rights are meant to protect the innocent as well as the guilty and will have an important impact on protecting yourself from aggressive investigations and false accusations. Criminal law is the body of statutory and common law that deals with the identification and prosecution of people being charged by the state or federal government for an act that has been classified as a crime. A criminal charge is the formal written document filed with a court that accuses a person of a crime: when announced in court these are referred to an indictments. Indictments are the specific statutory violations alleged to have been committed. An indictment can be for a misdemeanor or a felony. A felony is a more serious violation, usually penalized with prison time. Either way, a criminal charge is clearly a serious matter. We handle these criminal cases, among others: * Assault * Battery * Burglary * Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) * Parole and probation violations * Felonies * Misdemeanors * Habeas corpus * Expunctions * Juvenile crimes * White-collar crime * Sex crimes * Murder/man-slaughter * Grand theft * Traffic offenses * Violent crimes * Domestic abuse * Child abuse * Weapons charges * Trespassing * Appeals
- Jacksonville
- Ogles Law Firm:
The Ogles Law Firm represents people in a variety of areas; I handle Insurance Claims and can advise clients on all aspects of Personal Injury cases. family law matters such as adoption, divorce, child and spousal support, custody and visitation, and division of marital property. I also defend clients on Criminal and False Arrest charges.
- Rice & Adams: Being arrested for DUI is probably the most severe brush with the police that many people will ever have. It is very easy to underestimate the amount of alcohol you have consumed. While you may believe that you are under the legal limit, police officers are trained to spot signs of inebriation in the way you drive and while talking to you during a stop. If you have been arrested for DWI/DUI, you are likely confused about what you need to be doing to protect yourself. A good first step is to secure the representation of a skilled DWI/DUI lawyer.
- Jonesboro
- Wilcox Parker Hurst Lancaster & Lacy:
Personal Injury
Automobile Accidents
Tractor Trailer Accidents
Drunk Driver Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents
Railroad Injuries and Accidents
Slip & Fall Injuries
Dog Bite Injuries
Products Liability
Electrical Injuries and Electrocution
Defective Airbags and Seatbelts
Automobile Rollovers
Defective Products
Commercial Litigation
Franchise Litigation
Breaches of Contract
Antitrust Claims
Insurance Claims
Fire Damage
Life Insurance
Uninsurance
Underinsurance
Disability Insurance
Criminal Defense
Wills, Trusts, & Estate Planning
- Rees, Mark:
Auto/Trucking Accidents
Brain Injury
Nursing Home Negligence
Personal Injury
Wrongful Death
Negligence
Criminal: State or Federal
Driving while Intoxicated (DWI)
Domestic Violence
Drug Charges
Murder
Theft
Traffic Tickets
Child Custody
Child Support
Divorce
Family Law
Guardianship
Order of Protection
Paternity
- Mooney Law Firm:
Civil and Criminal Trials
Entertainment Law
Medical Malpractice
Personal Injury and Death
Probate, Wills, and Estates
Real Estate and Development
Family Law
- Scholtens & Averitt: Car Wrecks Personal Injury Corporate Law Business Law Criminal Law Wrongful Death Divorce/Custody General Litigation Tort Litigation
- Stanley Law Firm: Homicide, manslaughter, and murder Assault Kidnapping Trespassing Arson Burglary and possession of burglary tools Theft Robbery Forgery Fraud Weapons Traffic violations White-collar crime
- Little Rock
- Marion
- Hair, Shaun:
DWI
Clients accused of driving while intoxicated (ÒDWIÓ) face unique challenges in court. Often a clientÕs job depends on the outcome of their case.
- West Law Firm: Auto Accidents ¥ Wrongful Death Claims ¥ Drug Charges ¥ DWIs ¥ Misdemeanors ¥ Homicides
- Marrianna
- Daggett, Donovan, Perry & Flowers: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Mount Ida
- Yeargan, John: Adoption ADR - Alternative Dispute Resolution Banking & Finance Bankruptcy Law Business Organizations Child Support Consumer Protection Contracts Criminal Law Custody & Visitation Debtor/Creditor Defamation (Libel, Slander) Divorce DUI/DWI Elder Law Eminent Domain Estate Planning Family Law Gambling General Practice Government Agencies Health & Healthcare Law Land Use Landlord/Tenant Litigation & Appeals Personal Injury Probate Property Damage Real Estate Law Social Security Disability State, Local & Municipal Law Traffic Violations Trusts Veteran Matters Wills Worker's Compensation
- North Little Rock
- Fowler, Lee:
Capitol Crimes - Death Penalty & Non-Death Penalty cases
All other Homicide Offenses
Drug Cases - Federal and State
RICO
Rape & other Sex Crimes
Aggravated Robbery & other Violent Felonies
Property Crimes
White Collar Crimes
Misdemeanor Offenses
DWI & other Traffic Offenses
Appeals & Post-Conviction Motions
- Hankins Law Firm:
criminal defense
- Green, Chad
- : DWI, Drug Charges, All Violent Offenses, Sex Offenses, or any other criminal charge. You have an absolute right to remain silent and not give any statements without an attorney.You should never give a statement to the police without an attorney present. The police are trained in special techniques to try to trick you in to talking, and they are even allowed to lie to you during questioning. Often the police will act like they are trying to help you--they are not. They are trying to build a solid case for the prosecutor. Even if you are completely innocent, the police will sometimes try to trick you into confessing. You should invoke your right to remain silent and have an attorney present anytime you are read your rights or questioned by a police officer. Simply tell the officer: "I am invoking my right to remain silent and to have an attorney present." The officer should stop questioning you if you properly invoke your rights. Also, ask if you are free to leave, and, if the officer says yes, then get up and leave. Do not stay around to help them build their case. You should never consent to a search of your home, car, or person. Even if threatened, tell the officer you will not give consent. Don't help them convict you.
- Davis, Steven: * Debt Collection * Bankruptcy * Criminal Defense - Federal and State * Social Security Disability * Wills, Trusts, and Guardianships
- Robertson Law Firm: Drunk driving (DUI/DWI): Arkansas takes drunk driving seriously, so when you are arrested for driving under the influence, it is important to hire a serious lawyer as soon as possible. Speaking with a lawyer early in your case can help you enforce your rights and prepare a strong criminal defense.
- Paragould
- Whitby Law Firm:
DWI's/DUI's/Traffic Violations/Violent Crimes/Murder
- Paris
- Rush, Rush & DeLay: Personal Injury Cases, including: Car accidents, including accidents caused by defective seatbelts and SUV rollovers Motorcycle accidents Semi-truck crashes On-the-job injuries, including injuries with oil and gas fields, construction sites, cranes, heavy equipment and drilling rigs Workers Compensation Defective consumer products or equipment Alcohol-related auto accidents Nursing home abuse and neglect Medical malpractice Wrongful death Pedestrian accidents Premises liability, including dog bites and slip-and-fall accidents Swimming and drowning accidents Boating accidents All insurance claims DonÕt let the Insurance Company run over you! Personal injury and Social Security disability cases are accepted on a contingency basis: If there is no recovery, there is no fee for our services. Criminal Law Cases, including: Felonies Drug offenses DWI/Traffic violations Misdemeanors Fraud, embezzlement and other white-collar crimes Social Security Disability Bankruptcy We are a debt relief agency helping people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Oil and Gas Litigation General Legal Practice
- Pocahontas
- Riffel & Bowlin: COMMON MISTAKES *Talking too much. Don't volunteer information or answer questions unless your lawyer is present. For instance, the police certainly will ask you if you have been drinking and how much. Do not lie to them, do not tell them the truth. Simply say that you do not wish to answer and wish to remain silent until you can seek legal advise. They will argue with you and you will have to stick to your polite request. You must do what you are told, but you do not have to talk. This is very hard to do, the police are very good at making you nervous. * Not contacting a lawyer promptly. *Not sending in your request for an administrative hearing within seven days. The officer gave you two pink or yellow sheets of paper. The second one is a request for a hearing on your driver's license. You driver's license is not controlled by the court and you have to make a request for a hearing on that aspect of the case. Do so. Do not let the seven days pass even though the hearing may not be fair or adequate. *Do not give permission to search and ask to allow you to put in writing that you do not consent. Write your refusal to consent on any form you are given or repeat it on any videotape if they search anyway. *Do not plead guilty until and unless you have talked with an attorney who has had training and experience trying these cases. Many of these cases can be won. *Do not hire an attorney who does not have the experience and training necessary to evaluate and if necessary try these cases. These cases are unique and must be handled by people who practice regularly in this field *Do not sign or do anything until you understand what you are asked to do. This, again, is not easy as the police will insist that you must understand. After you have been graded poorly on the field sobriety tests for something you did not know about, it is too late to say you did not understand. Ask them what they will be looking for and how the tests will be graded. *Do not tell them about your medication. They will use this against you. If they ask if you are sick or hurt or taking medication, tell them you will be glad to answer as soon as you have talked with an attorney. They will insist that you are not entitled to talk with your attorney until after their test, so do not give them information until after you are allowed to talk with your attorney. *Do not lie to anybody, including your lawyer. The best way not to lie is to simply say nothing. *Do not admit anything. Simply do not discuss the matter.
- Kirby Riffel: I have an extensive successful practice representing people accused of DWI.
- Rogers
- Russellville
- Street Law Frim:
Wrongful Death
Personal Injury
Wills/ Probate
Family Law/Divorce Custody
Social Security/Disability
Property Disputes
Criminal Defense
- Wood Law Firm:
Personal Injury
Criminal Law
Family Law
Wrongful Death
Social Security/Disability
Class Actions
- Sanford Law Firm:
If you are facing criminal charges, do not say anything until you speak to an attorney.
- Eastman Law Office: Wills, Trusts and Estates Business Organizations and Contracts Custody, Visitation, and Child Support Civil Disputes Family Law Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Non- Profit Organizations Criminal Law
- Mobley Law Firm: * Auto Accidents * Insurance Claims * Wrongful Death * Medical Negligence * Criminal Defense * DWI Defense * Real Estate * Personal Injuries * Wills & Estates * Products Liability * Divorce & Custody * Immigration You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Irwin, Burnett & Irwin: DWI / DUI Defense: The actions you take immediately following a traffic offense, such as drunk driving (DWI / DUI) or reckless driving, can have a long-term effect on your life impacting your finances, mobility, and your freedom. You need an Arkansas criminal defense lawyer who understands that.
- Searcy
- Biggs, Lee:
Family Law ... (Divorce, Legal Separations, Spousal Support, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Adoptions)
Criminal Law Defense ... (Felonies & Misdemeanors - Drug Charges, DWI's, Public Intoxication, Minor in Possession, Traffic Offenses, Arson, Burglary, Breaking/Entering, Criminal Mischief, Trespass, Theft, Shoplifting, Sexual Offenses, Homicides, Assault/Battery, Domestic Battery, Stalking, Business Crimes, Hot Checks)
Real Estate ... (Contracts, Leases, Deeds, Promissory Notes, Mortgages, Loan Closings, Foreclosures, Unlawful Detainer, Quiet Title Actions, Liens)
Bankruptcy ... (Represent Creditors in Bankruptcy)
Injuries ... (Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Cases ... Car Wrecks ... Motorcycle Wrecks ... Boat Wrecks ... Injured by 18 Wheeler .. Injured by Faulty Products ... Medical Malpractice)
Wills, Probate, Power of Attorney, Guardianships, Landlord & Tenant Law
Debt Collection & Debtor Defense
Litigation, Research, Legal Opinions
- Sutterfield Law Office:
personal injury, domestic relations (divorce, custody, child support, etc.), adoption and guardianship, criminal, civil, and property law
- Hughes & Hughes:
Social Security
Bankruptcy
Personal Injury
Divorce
Adoption
Guardianship
Child Custody
Criminal
Wills & Probate
Child Support
- Simpson, Simpson & Collier: Arson Assault Breaking and entering Business crimes Continuations Criminal investigation Criminal litigation Driver's license suspension Domestic violence Drug possession and sale Evidence challenges Expunging criminal records Felonies Firearm offenses Healthcare fraud Juvenile court charges Murder/homicide Misdemeanors Pleas bargaining Reduction in charges Restraining order violations Sexual offenses Shoplifting Theft Traffic violations Vandalism Vehicular homicide Witness interviews
- Springdale
- McManus Law Firm:
Criminal punishment can involve fines, community service, government
supervision such as probation or parole, loss of liberty (jail time) or
execution, depending on the type and severity of the offense committed.
If you or a loved one are charged with a crime, understand that we know
how stressful this time can be. Facing fines, loss of reputation or
jail time can be frightening but competent representation by an
experienced attorney can alleviate the stress and apprehension. You are innocent
until proven guilty.
If you are charged with a crime, exercise your constitutional rights. A
few key points to remember:
Do not talk to the police. The police will interview you to try to
obtain incriminating information or a statement of guilt. Give the
police your name and identification only.
Be polite, cooperative and calm but request an attorney before making
any statement. You have a constitutional right to remain silent.
Do not plead guilty because it appears to be the easiest solution. An
attorney can review the police report or complaint and discuss the facts
and options with you.
- Watson, Dana: Family Law ¯ Adoptions ¯ Auto Accidents ¯ Wills ¯ Certified Attorney Ad Litem ¯ Criminal Law ¯ Traffic Tickets ¯ Personal Injury ¯ DWI
- Watson Law Firm: Criminal Law . Unlike personal injury cases, which are civil lawsuits brought by one individual against another to recover damages and compensation, criminal cases are brought by local authorities, the police, the state or federal government for activities in violation of criminal laws. Crimes vary from lesser charges such as misdemeanors to felonies which are more serious crimes. Both felonies and misdemeanors are prosecuted in state and federal courts, depending on which court has jurisdiction over the type of alleged offense. DUI/DWI Drug crimes Juvenile crimes Traffic violations Car wrecks Motor vehicle accidents Careless Driving Possession Speeding and other minor violations Reckless Driving Prohibited Driving License Suspension Failure to Appear Non-Payment of Fines or Court Costs . If you have been pulled over for a DUI (driving under the influence) or DWI (driving while intoxicated), it is vital to contact an experienced DUI/DWI lawyer as soon as possible. You may face jail, fines, license suspension and other penalties, and a fourth DWI offense in Arkansas increases from a misdemeanor to a felony, with a one to six-year sentence in the penitentiary. Our attorneys are knowledgeable in DUI laws and can make a considerable difference in the outcome of a case, in some cases achieving reduced sentencing or dismissal.
- Bryant, Brenton: You face fines, a driverÕs license suspension, and even jail after a DUI / DWI arrest, so itÕs critical to have an experienced Arkansas lawyer fighting for your rights.
- Stuttgart
- Nolan Law Group:
Adoption
Agricultural Law
Asset Protection
Civil Litigation
Class Action Suits and Defense
Consumer Advocacy and Protection
Contracts
Copyright Law
Criminal Defense
Divorce
DUI/DWI
Family Law
Incorporation
Intellectual Property Protection
Personal Injury
Probate
Products Liability
Wills and Trusts
- Texarkana
- Moore & Giles:
Adoptions
Automobile Accidents
Child Custody
Child Support
Criminal Law
Divorce
Domestic Violence
Family Law
Head and Spinal Injuries
Personal Injury
Probate and Estate Law
Social Security Claims
Visitation Rights
Workers Compensation
Wrongful Death
- Van Buren
- Milligan Law Office:
Family Law
Domestic Relations
Divorce
Electrical/Burn Injuries
Business/Corporate Law
Criminal Defense
Plaintiff Representation
Pharmaceutical Negligence
Nursing Home Negligence
Medical Device Injuries
Medical Malpractice
Toxic Tort and Premise Liability
Insurance Litigation
Auto Accidents
Aviation Injuries/Death
Railroad Injuries
WorkerÕs Compensation
Social Security Disability
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Breach of Contract /Incorporation
Personal Injury
Paralysis/Spinal Cord Injuries
Head, Neck and Back Injuries
Slip and Fall Injuries
Product Liability
Wrongful Death
Animal Attacks
Machinery and Construction Injuries
Tractor Trailer Accidents
Drunk Driver/Hit and Run
Bus, Motorcycle and Boating Accidents
Real Estate
- Settle, Candace:
Personal Injury:
Auto & Truck Accidents
Motorcycle Accidents
Wrongful Death
Slip & Fall Accidents
Probate:
Wills
Estates
Trusts
Probate Proceedings
State Proceedings
Civil Law:
Employment Discrimination
Contract Disputes
Land Disputes
Business Law:
Contracts
Corporations
Subchapter S Elections
Sole Proprietorships
Criminal Law:
Drugs
All Criminal Cases
Driving While Intoxicated
Domestic Disputes
Theft / Burglary
Felonies & All Misdemeanors
Federal & State
Murder
Fraud / Identity Theft
Family Law:
Custody
Divorce
Adoptions
Paternity
Guardianships
- Wynne
- Glover, Roberts & Dooley: Wrongful Death Automobile Accidents Big Trucks Pedestrian Motorcycle Slip and Fall Felonies DUI Traffic Violations Drug Offenses Child Custody Child Support Guardianship Alimony Contested/Uncontested Divorces Social Security Law Bankruptcy Wills Probate Criminal
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