Virginia’s open container laws are a little different than most states. While open containers of alcohol are not technically prohibited, there still are consequences if you are found to have an open container in your vehicle while you are driving. Our DUI attorney explains ...
Read MoreIn Virginia, driving under the influence of a controlled substance of any kind is illegal. If you are caught driving a vehicle after consuming alcohol ...
View MoreBeing pulled over for a DUI can be an alarming and stressful experience. Not only do you have to deal with the various social stigmas associated with ...
View MoreDUI checkpoints, also known as sobriety checkpoints or roadblocks, are used by law enforcement to catch people who are drinking while driving and keep ...
View MoreAlthough a DUI conviction can damage your employment opportunities, it can also have a negative impact on educational ones. It’s no secret that ...
View MoreNot only can a DUI conviction in Virginia result in jail time, fines and license suspension, having a permanent mark on your criminal record can have ...
View MoreAn administrative license suspension in Virginia differs from a license suspension that happens after a defendant is convicted of DUI . In fact, the ...
View MoreNot only is Memorial Day weekend spent honoring the sacrifices our military men and women have made for our privileges and freedoms, but also enjoying ...
View MoreHave you been arrested for DUI due to a failed breath test? Just because BAC reading may have been over the legal limit, doesn’t necessarily mean that ...
View MoreYou’ve had too much to drink, and you know that driving wouldn’t be a good idea. But the bar is about to close and you don’t want to abandon your car. ...
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