Louisiana DWI Attorneys

Make no mistake about it: A DWI is serious offense in Louisiana with many potential longstanding repercussions. They could include: potential heavy fines, court costs, potential long-term loss of your driver's license or car insurance, vehicle impoundment or forfeiture, and mandatory jail time. In addition, because a DWI conviction can leave you with a permanent criminal record, it can hurt your future chances of employment. You will need an experienced DWI lawyer that knows the complicated procedural, evidentiary, constitutional, sentencing and administrative license issues surrounding drunk driving. The skilled lawyers at Babcock Partners know how to review your DWI or DUI case and collect the crucial evidence needed to defend you.

Drunk Driving Consequences

Nonetheless, we find most clients mistakenly think that they can wait until the last minute-even as late as the eve of trial-to hire an attorney. Big, big mistake. DWI might as well mean "Deal With It". With that in mind, in order to insure the best result possible, it is imperative that you hire an experienced Louisiana DWI Lawyer as soon as the incident occurs.

Babcock Partners, Baton Rouge, Louisiana DWI Lawyer are 100% dedicated to fighting DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) cases. Should you, or someone you know, become charged with a DWI or DUI, contact us immediately to speak with our DWI Attorneys. We represent clients throughout Louisiana and while our experience has shown us that not all cases need to go to trial, we are more than prepared to do whatever is necessary to best protect our clients' rights.

So, if you, or someone you know, has been charged with a DWI or DUI, contact us immediately to speak with our attorneys. We know exactly what we are doing, and will stop at nothing to get you the best achievable outcome.

DWI | Rights and the Risks

If you are suspected of drunk driving in Louisiana, when you are asked to take a field sobriety test (FST), you have no right to speak to one of our Louisiana DWI Lawyers. You will not have that right until after you have submitted to a blood or breath testing (chemical testing) at the station (or have refused to do so).

Unlike the chemical test, where refusal to submit may have serious consequences, you are not legally required to take any field sobriety tests. However should you refuse to submit to a breath or blood test, there are consequences: Your First Refusal will result in the loss of your license for 180 days with eligibility for hardship license after first 90 days. Your Second Refusal will get you 545 days without eligibility for hardship license.

A DWI or DUI is not something to take any chances with. Call Babcock Partners and get a team of experienced Louisiana DWI Lawyers working on your behalf.

Call us today. We even take all major credit cards, so we can start working on your matter the minute we speak to you.