Johns Creek DUI Lawyer

Gregory A. Willis

In Johns Creek, GA, driving under the influence (DUI) is an extremely serious offense. Even if this is your first DUI charge, you can be sentenced to jail and expensive fines – as well as driver’s license suspension.

The good news is your DUI charge may not have to end in conviction! There are numerous ways that a DUI charge can be legitimately contested. An experienced attorney is able to thoroughly explore your case to implement the best strategies for your defense.

If you have recently been arrested in Johns Creek, Gregory A. Willis, Esquire can help. Mr. Willis is a partner with Head, Thomas, Webb & Willis, one of the nation’s most highly-esteemed law firms. His specialties are DUI, criminal law, and traffic violations, as well as defending parole and probation violations. Mr. Willis is a renowned conference circuit speaker. Many attorneys contact Gregory Willis for consultation and case analysis when their own clients are accused of DUI.

Mr. Willis is a member in good standing of many legal organizations. These include, but are not limited to: the State Bar of Georgia, Defense of Drinking Drivers Network, the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

You may wonder. Why is an attorney whose specializes in DUI defense better than a general trial attorney? Aren’t both equally qualified to provide a defense? DUI litigation is an extremely complex facet of law. Having a law degree and admittance to the bar does not mean they can provide a high quality defense for a client accused of impaired driving. If you’re charged with impaired driving, the risks of conviction are too large to use someone who is unfamiliar with Jones Creek – and ill-equipped in providing DUI defense.

As previously mentioned, the consequences of a conviction are potentially life-altering. A judge will order your driver’s license be suspended up to one year. In unique circumstances you may qualify for a limited driving permit to attend school or work. You will also be sentenced to time in jail ranging from 24 hours to up to a year. You can expect court-ordered probation following release. You will also be beset with fines, ranging from $300-$1,000. If you have been convicted of a DUI in the past, your penalties will be even greater.

Attorney Willis is ready to help you fight these charges in Johns Creek. If you are interested in a free, no obligation case evaluation, please contact us today by filling out the online form.