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Norristown DWI Lawyers

• McMahon & McMahon: There is no question that drunk driving, now referred to in Pennsylvania as ÒDriving While ImbibingÓ is a serious criminal offense in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In recent years the Pennsylvania Legislature enacted new DUI sentencing laws resulting in more lengthy mandatory jail sentences and drivers license suspensions for individuals convicted of this offense.
• Francis Walsh: Unpaid traffic tickets can lead to a warrant being issued for your arrest. If you have an outstanding warrant and are pulled over, you will go directly to jail. Do not wait until it is too late to contact an experienced attorney.
• Henry Hilles: Being convicted of drunk driving in Pennsylvania can have serious and lasting consequences. Mandatory sentences can include jail time and the suspension of your driver's license.  It is important to be fully aware of all your rights and options.
• Basil Beck: DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) -  Effective February 1, 2004, Pennsylvania changed the law for Driving Under the Influence. The new law may be found at Chapter 38, Section 3801 of the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code. The most important aspect of the new law is that the legal blood alcohol limit has been lowered from a .10 to .08. The State Legislature has also mandated longer license suspensions, greater fines, and increased jail time for a variety of the newly created offenses under the statute upon conviction. With the new law there has also arisen new methods that can be utilized by an attorney on behalf of his client to achieve an aquittal or downgrade on DUI charges. This new body of law is still very fluid and rapidly changing. Anyone charged with the offense of DUI should consult with an attorney that is familiar with these changes and has the requisite skill and experience to implement them to the client's benefit.