It can be very difficult for one to locate and retain a Los Angeles DUI lawyer, especially since many are not experienced and/or fully capable of handling a DUI case. Making the right inquiries can help in finding the best Los Angeles DUI attorney:
There are only three law firms in the entire state of California which both specialize in drunk driving defense exclusively and are “A-V” rated (“very good to preeminent”) by the Martindale-Hubbell International Directory of Attorneys. Two of these firms are headed by former Deans of the National College for DUI Defense and, under the auspices of the American Bar Association, are both Board-certified by that prestigious organization. One of these has offices in the Los Angeles area:
Law Offices of Taylor & Taylor: Los Angeles DUI Lawyers
4-attorney firm, which is listed in the “Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers”, accepts DUI defense cases only. A former prosecutor, Fulbright professor of law and dean of the National College for DUI Defense, Mr. Taylor is the author of the leading DUI defense books Drunk Driving Defense, 8th edition and California Drunk Driving Defense, 5th edition. The Law Offices of Lawrence Taylor has its own technical support staff of law enforcement, DMV, and blood/breath alcohol experts. They maintain offices in Long Beach, Torrance, and Beverly Hills.
Los Angeles DUI Law Firms. The following resources may be helpful in locating other DUI attorneys in Los Angeles County, in California or in other states:
National DUI Defense College
Professional organization of over 800 DUI defense lawyers, with a membership directory by state.
California Drunk Driving
Statewide version of this website, containing recommended attorneys outside of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles DUI Laws and Lawyers provides a resource for those accused of drunk driving. It is also intended as an answer to those organizations working for ever more severe laws, greater use of unfair evidence and procedures, increasing destruction of our constitutional rights, and a new age of prohibition. See the National Motorists Association's website, which offers alternative commentary on issues such as DUI roadblocks, inappropriate criminal penalties and license revocations/suspensions imposed by the officer in the field.