With the potentially devastating impact of a DWI conviction, it has become increasingly important to hire an attorney experienced in DWI law. Most attorneys review a DWI case with only one question in mind: Based on the evidence, does my client appear intoxicated? It is this simplistic and unimaginative philosophy that has one high-ranking official with the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office boasting about his office's staggering 93% conviction rate for DWI offenses.

Our approach differs vastly from that of our colleagues. Intoxication is merely one of several components we look at in developing your defense. In the section of our Web site entitled
DWI Defense -- Our Approach, you'll discover that we employ a very detailed investigatory method designed to unearth effective defenses that would otherwise go unutilized. Our method ensures that conviction is not a foregone result.

You might come to our office believing that you committed the offense you have been charged with. However, we would be remiss if we did not uphold the law and require the State to prove
its case irrespective of your belief. You see, in some circumstances, although a crime was committed, a violation of state or federal constitutional rights may also have occurred, which would require the dismissal of the charges against you. We believe that when we hold the State to the highest standard set forth by our Constitution, everyone benefits -- you, our future clients, and the citizens of Texas.