DUI Accidents With Serious Injury in Georgia

Experienced DUI Defense Lawyer Serving the State of Georgia

Any time a serious accident or injury occurs, the people involved will often have their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) tested.  If a breath or blood test shows a driver's BAC was .08% or higher at the time of the accident, not only will he or she face DUI charges, but they will also likely face enhanced penalties for causing an accident and injuring another person.  If you are facing these types of DUI charges, an attorney at the Law Offices of Richard S. Lawson can investigate the circumstances of the accident in an attempt to uncover helpful evidence.  You can trust a Georgia DUI attorney at the firm to assess the unique facts of your case and decide how to best defend your case.  By consulting an attorney at the office quickly, you will have a much better chance of avoiding a conviction and a number of severe penalties, such as jail, large fines, probation, and a suspended license for up to three years without the option of obtaining a restricted license.

Georgia DUI Attorney, Defending Clients in Hall County, Gwinnett County, Forsyth County, Cherokee County, Cobb County, DeKalb County and Fulton County 

Before submitting to any interrogation by law enforcement personnel, it is critical that you speak with an attorney from the Law Offices of Richard S. Lawson.  Beinginterviewed under pressure without counsel could result in you making statements that could negatively affect the outcome of your case.  Having your attorney present during questioning will ensure your rights are protected and your defense is on track.  Richard S. Lawson, the founder of the firm, was a former DUI prosecutor, and has more than 15 years of experience defending DUI cases of all types, including injury accident cases.

Contact a Georgia DUI Defense Lawyer from Law Offices of Richard S. Lawson if you have been arrested and charged with a DUI following an accident involving injury.  The correct time to call for help is as soon after your arrest is made.  Immediate action can make a significant difference in the success and outcome of your case.