Find several with good reviews and meet with them all before making a decision. It is important to shop around, find the one that you think will give you the best shot at a reasonable turnout and is within your budget. If they all say they can't get you anything then just go with a public defender and save your money.
First, it's important that you find an attorney that focuses his or her practice in the area of drunk driving defense. Ask the attorney what percentage of his or her case are DWI or DUI related offenses. Next, it is important to know how much experience the attorney has in this area. Lastly, it is extremely crucial that you find an attorney that offers a free-initial consultation in their office. For the potential client, the best way to really evaluate a DWI/DUI law firm or attorney is to meet them personally and see their office as that is the only way to get a sense of how the law firm operates and if you see this as a good fit. If at all possible, try to resist the urge to make a decision solely over the telephone.
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