DWI

When motorists in Texas are arrested on DWI charges or violate the state’s implied consent law by refusing to submit to a chemical test, they may seek to retain or restore their driving privileges by requesting an administrative license revocation hearing. This is a...

The consequences can be significant if you face DWI charges in Longview, Texas. You may face jail time, as well as the loss of use of your driver's license and high fines. The consequences of a DWI Charge Fines for a DWI in Texas range from $2,000 to $10,000, and you...

The laws around driving while under the influence (DWI) in Texas are the same throughout the state. A lot of people who live and/or work in Longview and surrounding areas are regularly traveling back and forth between Gregg County and Harrison County, so it’s...

No one wants to tell their boss that they’ve gotten a DWI and are required to have an ignition interlock device (IID) for months or maybe longer. If you drive a company vehicle as part of your job, however, you’ll need to have that conversation. Texas law requires...

If you have been charged with a Texas DWI, it’s important to know that you can still find avenues for a successful defense. When you are pulled over, there are certain requirements that the police must follow to make the charges stick. If mistakes are made by the...

People drink alcohol for all sorts of different reasons, including the stress that they may face at work. Those who drink consistently have higher odds of facing DWI charges. This is true even for those who never intend to drink and drive. Simply using alcohol at a...

You may have heard people say that mouthwash can lead to DWI charges. They may warn you against using mouthwash before you get in the car, especially if it's late at night -- when DWI arrests are more common. This may sound a bit far-fetched to you, but is there any...

Studies have shown there's an increase in high-risk drinking for older individuals. While older people (those 65 or older) are less likely to drink than younger people, the CDC found that older Americans are more likely to binge drink more often.  Why have seniors...

The state of Texas takes a tough stance when it comes to DWI, whether you are a first-timer or a repeat offender. You will get a criminal record if convicted. You may have to pay a substantial fine, serve time in jail or prison and lose your license. Unfortunately, a...

It’s easy to assume that anyone who’s showing signs of being drunk is actually impaired, but there’s sometimes another reason for the behaviors. People who are having a diabetic crisis often have behavior that mimics that of a drunk person.  Nearly 29 million people...