Case Results

Client faced a 6-month license suspension after a first-time DUI arrest with a BAC of 0.12%. We challenged the arresting officer's probable cause and demonstrated procedural errors during the traffic stop. The DMV set-aside the suspension entirely.

An 84-year-old retired physician was ordered to reexamination after a minor fender bender. Despite the DMV's recommendation to revoke, we presented medical evidence and driving school completion to preserve full, unrestricted driving privileges.

After receiving a reexamination order, we enrolled our 87-year-old client in a comprehensive driving refresher program. The client passed the reexamination with flying colors and retained full driving privileges.

A hazmat-endorsed CDL holder faced endorsement revocation after a moving violation. We demonstrated the violation did not fall within the disqualifying offenses category, preserving the driver's hazmat certification.

A 19-year-old college student faced a 1-year suspension under California's zero tolerance law for drivers under 21. We challenged the accuracy of the preliminary alcohol screening device and won at the APS hearing.

A full-time rideshare driver accumulated excessive points and faced negligent operator probation that would have ended their livelihood. We presented mitigating evidence and the probation was not imposed.

After losing at the DMV hearing level, we filed a Writ of Mandate in Superior Court challenging the DMV's decision. The court found the DMV's evidence insufficient and ordered the license reinstated.

A 91-year-old WWII veteran was ordered to surrender his license. We negotiated a daytime-only restricted license that allowed him to maintain independence for medical appointments and daily errands.

Client refused a chemical test during a DUI stop, triggering an automatic 1-year suspension. We proved the officer did not properly admonish the client about refusal consequences, and the DMV reversed the suspension.

A school bus driver faced CDL medical disqualification after a diabetes diagnosis. We worked with the client's endocrinologist to provide documentation meeting Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration standards.

Client facing a 2-year suspension for a second DUI offense. We negotiated a restricted license allowing the client to drive to work and IID appointments, preserving their employment.

After failing an initial DMV reexamination, our client was facing immediate license revocation. We arranged supplemental medical evaluations and a driving assessment that demonstrated full competency.

Client accumulated 8 points in 36 months and faced a 6-month suspension as a negligent operator. We successfully challenged two of the underlying violations, bringing the point total below the suspension threshold.

Client's Admin Per Se hearing was won after we demonstrated that the arresting officer failed to properly advise the client of implied consent consequences, rendering the chemical test results inadmissible.

A long-haul truck driver with 20 years of clean record faced CDL suspension after an out-of-state traffic incident. We demonstrated the incident did not meet California's threshold for suspension and the driver kept his commercial license.