News, legal insights, and practical guidance on DWI/DUI defense in New Hampshire from our attorneys.
Being arrested for DWI in New Hampshire triggers two separate proceedings — a criminal case in court and an administrative license suspension through the DMV. Understanding both timelines is critical to protecting your rights from day one.
Read More →Many people assume that a breathalyzer reading over .08 means an automatic conviction. In fact, there are numerous ways to challenge the accuracy and admissibility of breath test results — from machine calibration records to operator error.
Read More →New Hampshire law gives you only 30 days from the date of arrest to request an Administrative License Suspension hearing. Miss that window and your license is automatically suspended — no exceptions. Here's what you need to know.
Read More →A first-offense DWI in New Hampshire is a Class B misdemeanor — no jail time, but significant fines, mandatory programs, and a license suspension. Learn what you're facing and how an experienced defense attorney can minimize the impact.
Read More →Field sobriety tests are designed to be failed. They rely on subjective officer observations and are influenced by fatigue, medical conditions, footwear, and road conditions. Our attorneys know exactly how to attack these tests in court.
Read More →New Hampshire's aggravated DWI statute carries mandatory jail time and steeper fines. Aggravating factors include a BAC of .16 or above, driving at excessive speed, or causing an accident. If you face these charges, you need experienced counsel immediately.
Read More →Our attorneys will review your case and explain your options — no cost, no obligation.
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