Illinois DUI Lawyer Directory

Harold L. Wallin  Illinois DUI Lawyer
The Law Offices of Harold L. Wallin proudly represents its clients throughout Northern Illinois, maintaining a special practice handling DUI and related traffic matters, including driving while suspended or revoked and Secretary of State reinstatement hearings for revoked drivers. 
Illinois leads the nation in cracking down on drunk drivers. A DUI conviction will automatically cause your driver's license to be revoked, and depending on your driving history, you could be faced with car forfeiture and prison time. Even worse, a DUI is one of the most difficult cases to defend, because it is typically based on an officer's direct observation, bolstered in many cases by so-called "objective" chemical testing. 

Leading Illinois DUI Attorneys
The Illinois DUI Laws are strictly enforced, so you need Illinois DUI Attorneys Defense Attorneys who can respond effectively to your problems and concerns. Failure to obtain highly qualified attorneys such as Ramsell & Armamentos, LLC can cost your freedom and your driving privileges. The outcome of your case depends on your choice of lawyers -- like those at Ramsell & Armamentos, LLC are the difference you need.

Chicago, Illinois DUI Lawyers
Some people think that if they fail a breathalyzer test, they could just as well plead guilty to a DUI charge. That is absolutely not true. At the law firm of Michael T. Norris and John W. Callahan, we know how to fight DUI charges. Chicago DUI lawyers Michael T. Norris and John W. Callahan have obtained dismissals and not-guilty verdicts in dozens of DUI cases where our client flunked the breathalyzer test. In one case, we obtained a not-guilty verdict for a client who said to the arresting officer, “I am so drunk, what do you expect from me?” 
If you have refused a breath test, our work as DUI lawyers is that much easier. We have lost very few DUI cases when our client refused the breathalyzer test and there was no accident. Regardless of what you may hear, it is very difficult for the state of Illinois to prove a driver was intoxicated if the driver refused a breathalyzer test.

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