DWI / Intoxication Cases—That’s All I Do






Voted As One Of The Best San Antonio DWI Lawyers
If you or someone you care about has been arrested for DWI in San Antonio or the surrounding counties, let me help you. I will fight to protect your freedom, your finances, and your future from this accusation. As a former prosecutor and attorney for more than 20 years, I have extensive experience helping people just like you. I’ve spent the last decade focused on DWI defense and getting the best possible outcomes for my clients.
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I will protect your driver’s license by stopping the automatic suspension that comes with a DWI arrest.
This is called an administrative license suspension (ALR). There is a 15 day deadline from your arrest to properly request your ALR hearing. When we request the hearing, your suspension is put on hold until we have an opportunity to present evidence at your suspension hearing. Many times, I am able to completely avoid a license suspension for my clients. Additionally, the officer’s testimony at the ALR hearing often helps your defense. The ALR hearing is very important and I will secure that hearing for you.
When you call, I will do my best to answer all your questions.
I will be glad to talk with you as long as it takes to help you understand your case and what we need to do to defend you. You won’t have to wait for an appointment at my office. I will help you immediately. We can then schedule a time to meet in person after you have had a chance to get to know me on the phone.
Your defense starts now.
Every DWI arrest is different. After talking with you, I will begin to preserve important evidence for your defense including: taking video or photographs of the condition of the arrest location where you did the field sobriety tests, interviewing other witnesses that did not believe you were intoxicated, gathering evidence the field sobriety tests were not correctly given to you, or evidence that you were illegally stopped or arrested without probable cause, identifying any information about your medical condition that may have affected your ability to perform the field sobriety tests, and any other critical information.
I will also review the state’s evidence against you for defects and evidence that helps your defense. Video evidence often contradicts written police reports. Breath and blood test results can be challenged for various reasons, including: failure to maintain the equipment properly, failure to administer the test properly, and malfunctioning equipment. I will evaluate every piece of the state’s evidence for the best possible defense in your case. In fact, I will be the only person that works on your case. I won’t hand your case off to some other junior attorney or paralegal—ever! I will work closely with you to get you past your DWI arrest and back to normal life.
A client was charged with DWI after allegedly running two red lights, almost striking the curb with his vehicle when pulling over, failing field sobriety tests, and failing a breath test. Tim took the case to trial and the jury found the client not guilty.
A client turned into oncoming traffic and crashed into another car. The officer said she was staggering and failed two field sobriety tests. Her husband said she had taken some pills that made her drowsy and shouldn’t have been driving. The blood test showed prescription medication. Tim pushed the case to trial and it was dismissed.
A client was arrested for DWI and failed the breath test. Tim tried the case to the jury and the jury found the client not guilty.
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