Philadelphia DUI Lawyer

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Nothing is more important than protecting your freedom if you have been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) / driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Philadelphia. That is why hiring an experienced and knowledgeable Philadelphia criminal defense attorney is so important. Our team at Parkinson, Tarpey Law has extensive experience from both sides of the courtroom. As former district attorneys, we can offer the strategic defense you need to protect your driving privileges and your future.

Fighting to Protect Your Rights, Wallet & Driving Privileges

A DUI conviction comes with penalties that continue to manifest as time passes. Immediate consequences of a conviction may include heavy fines, jail time, license suspension, and mandatory alcohol treatment programs. However, depending on your situation, the penalties could affect other areas of your life. Car insurance premiums are guaranteed to spike once you reinstate your license and for some, the possibility of deportation arises with the added scrutiny from law enforcement. Furthermore, the strike will mar career and educational pursuits for years to come.

The bottom line is that you should not take this charge lightly. The time to act is now. If you hire us, we can work together to have your charges reduced or even dismissed. When you have our defense lawyers on your side, you can rest-assured that every possible resource will be exhausted in your defense.

Proven Defense For Countless DUI Cases

You can trust is to safeguard your rights in the following DUI matters:

• Challenging DUI Evidence
• Cross Examination of Police Officer
• DUI Expungement
• Sobriety Checkpoints
• Suspended Driver's License

With more than 40 years of combined experience, the Philadelphia​ criminal attorneys at Parkinson, Tarpey Law are prepared to protect you from the penalties. By choosing our team to defend you, you can be sure that your interests will be protected successfully and effectively. We begin these cases by looking at the initial arrest. We know how to examine the results for inconsistencies and errors.