Maryland DWI Attorneys
Call (866) 826-8617 anytime to speak with a Maryland DWI attorney at the Alpert Schreyer Law Firm. Call now to find out how their statewide DWI defense practice can protect you from a DWI charge in Maryland.
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Former prosecutor Andrew Albert has been practicing law for over 19 years. As one of the few attorneys in the state of Maryland to be a Certified NHTSA Standardized Field Sobriety Test Instructor, he is impressively qualified and competent for handling DUI and DWI cases for his clients. He has worked with clients on even the most difficult and complex drunk driving cases, such as those including DUI and vehicular manslaughter. He is a successful criminal defense attorney with a thorough knowledge of DWI law and always works in the best interest of his clients. He successfully attains favorable outcomes for clients in DWI and DUI cases, often having his clients’ charges reduced or dismissed.
Andrew Alpert is continually learning about DWI law. He has attended multiple training seminars for DUI Defense Training at Harvard Law School. In 2007, he was an Assistant Instructor for the seminar. He is a Certified Breath Alcohol Technician on multiple Intoxilyzer models. He has completed the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program Overview Course and the Intoximeter EC/IR Course. In addition to these certifications, he has taught and attended many DUI courses. He has also received multiple awards from Law Enforcement, such as receiving Certificates of Appreciation from the DEA, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the Maryland State Police, the Charles County Sheriff’s Department and the National College of District Attorneys. By owning and maintaining numerous breath testing instruments, Andrew Alpert is able to offer superior arguments for the reliability of these machines. On top of all this, he has trained in The Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation.
Get help with your DWI in Maryland by calling the Alpert Schreyer Law Firm at (866) 826-8617 or select the county in which you received your DWI. Working proactively is important if you want to fight your driver’s license suspension and begin mounting your DWI defense, so contact the Alpert Schreyer Law Firm now.
If you have been charged with a Maryland DWI there are two things that you need to consider:
1) Take the charge seriously.
A conviction for a Maryland DWI will have long-lasting consequences. A criminal record can affect your employment, your future, and your personal freedom.
2) Hire an experienced Maryland DWI Lawyer.
Understanding the Maryland DWI laws and courtroom proceedings can be a challenge. Hiring a qualified Maryland DWI Lawyer from DWI.com who focuses on drunk driving defense can make a difference in the outcome of your case.
The Maryland DWI Defense Lawyers at DWI.com offer an initial review of your case. Your inquiry is both free and confidential.
To begin fighting your Maryland DWI, use the drop-down menu above to locate a Maryland Attorney in your county. But do it now, as time is very critical in a Maryland DWI case.
About a Maryland DWI
If your BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) is between .04% and .07%, you can be charged with a DUI in Maryland. Although a DUI charge is a lesser infraction than a DWI, it is still a serious offense. If you are convicted of a DWI or DUI in Maryland, the penalties can include having 8 to 12 points added to your driving record, hefty fines, and even jail time.
If you have been arrested in the state of Maryland for suspicion of a DWI or DUI, there will be two different cases working against you. The first will be the criminal case which is brought by the state of Maryland for your DWI or DUI charge. The second is an effort by the Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles to revoke your license.
If your BAC (Breath or Blood Alcohol Content) was at or above .08%, then you may be considered legally drunk and can charged with a DWI. It is important to realize that even if your BAC was below this limit you can still be arrested for drunk driving, if an officer deems your driving ability is impaired.
Maryland is a member of the Interstate Driver License Compact which means, if you are convicted of a DUI or DWI in Maryland, they will share that information with all of the other states in the Compact. There are 45 state in the U.S that participate in the Interstate Driver License Compact.
For help with your Maryland DWI or DUI, contact a Maryland DWI Lawyer by filling out the consultation form to the left or by calling (866) 826-8617.