Take Action To Defend Yourself After A DUI Arrest
A first-time conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) in Tennessee carries mandatory jail time, severe fines and the installation of an ignition interlock device. Just one DUI mistake can have severe consequences for you, your family and your future. The attorney at Daniel Goodge Law & Mediation, PLLC can protect your rights whether you are a first- or multiple-time DUI offender.
Daniel R. Goodge fights to protect the rights of DUI clients across East Tennessee and throughout the Knoxville metropolitan area. He will aggressively represent his clients’ best interests in the courtroom and negotiations. He can discuss your charges in a free consultation and give you an idea of what you can expect from your case.
Skilled Criminal Defense Lawyer For DUI Charges
Attorney Goodge has years of legal experience, which allows him to find mistakes made by law enforcement and the weaknesses in a district attorney’s case. Time is a factor in DUI cases, and he takes immediate steps to keep his clients from going to jail. Daniel Goodge Law & Mediation, PLLC also represents clients facing charges for driving under the influence of drugs and other restricted substances.
Another often overlooked matter in a DUI case is the suspension of a driver’s license. Mr. Goodge can guide you through the process with the Tennessee Department of Motor Vehicles and make sure that you meet all requirements to get a restricted license.
Daniel Goodge Law & Mediation, PLLC Works To Get The DUI Case Results That Clients Want
Attorney Goodge works with clients throughout the legal process, and he does not back down from challenging cases involving injuries or manslaughter. He will lay out the options available for your case and then pursue the outcome that you want. You can expect a personalized legal strategy that protects your rights both in the courtroom and in negotiations.
Get Valuable Information About Your Case In A Free Consultation
In your first free meeting, Mr. Goodge can give you an idea of what you can expect from your case. To schedule your free consultation, call his Clinton office at 865-265-1180 or send him an email.