Driving while suspended or revoked
Review the alleged driving, the license status, and whether the required notice or knowledge can be proven.
Serious Driving Charges
Defense for Serious Driving Charges
Charges such as hit and run, evading, reckless driving, or driving on a suspended license can put your license, job, and freedom at risk.
Free initial consultation. Have your court papers or DMV notice nearby if available.
How we can help
A criminal driving charge can carry fines, license penalties, and possible jail time. We review the exact charge, police reports, recordings, and other evidence to understand what the prosecution must prove and how the charge may be defended.
Getting help early gives your lawyer time to review evidence and check for a separate DMV action. Keep your court date even if you are still looking for a lawyer.
Hit and run
Review who was driving, whether they knew about the crash, and whether they stopped, shared information, or reported it as required.
Reckless driving and evading
Examine driving conduct, officer observations, recordings, identity, and the surrounding circumstances.
Injury-related driving charges
Review the evidence and possible penalties when a crash or alleged impaired driving caused an injury.
What happens next
Check your next court date
Your lawyer reviews the charge, your next court date, release conditions, and any license restrictions.
Review the evidence
We review reports, recordings, witness accounts, and notices to check whether the evidence supports the charge.
Discuss your options
We explain possible defenses, any plea offers, and what going to trial could involve so you can make informed decisions.
Documents that may help
You do not need all of these before calling. Start with what you have.
- Complaint, citation, bail, release, and court papers
- DMV notices or proof of license status and reinstatement efforts
- Dashcam, surveillance, photos, or vehicle records
- Witness names and private notes about what happened for your lawyer
- Insurance communications and collision reports
Common questions
Should I explain my side to the police or insurer?
What you say can matter. Get case-specific legal advice before making a detailed statement about an active criminal allegation.
Can a suspended-license charge be defended?
Potential issues include whether you were driving, the status of your license, and whether the required notice or knowledge can be shown. We need to review the charge and records to explain which defenses may apply.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring the court and DMV papers, insurance information, and any recordings or photos you have. Keep your notes about what happened private for your lawyer. You do not need everything ready before calling.
Talk to us about your case.
Call for a free initial consultation. We’ll explain your options and our fees before you decide whether to hire us.