Louisiana DWI Defense Lawyers

We consider it our job to defend you and your rights when faced with a DWI charge. If you are charged with driving while intoxicated, then you have options. Our goal is to provide you with an aggressive DWI defense that comes from years of experience and knowledge of Louisiana DWI laws.

Exclusive Focus on DWI/DUI

At the Law Offices of Troy G. Broussard, J.D., we are the only exclusively DWI practice in Louisiana. Our business for ten years has been to provide to thousands of clients creative and effective DWI defense.

Our attorneys back up their experience with certifications in Standardized Field Sobriety testing and use of the breath testing machine known as the Intoxilyzer 5000. In addition, we attend four of the most important seminars on DWI every year conducted by the National College of DUI Defense. At least 15 hours of continuing legal education is required of all Louisiana lawyers, but we focus 100 percent of our energies obtaining at least 50 hours of continuing legal education per year specifically on the latest laws and legal strategies related to DUI defenses.

The DWI Charge and Your Defense

You can be charged with a DWI in many ways: from a blood alcohol level above .08 to mixing alcohol and non-scheduled medication. However, as many ways as there are to have you charged with a DWI, there are even more ways for a lawyer to challenge that charge.

The drunk driving charge is not indefensible. Being arrested does not mean that you will inevitably be convicted. However, in DWI defense, we need to take all the steps necessary to protect your rights and ensure that your life is not forever affected by this charge. We will take the steps necessary to try to keep your license from being suspended. In preparing to deal with the prosecution, we will gather the evidence related to your DWI defense so that we can present the best argument.

For more information or to schedule a free consultation, please contact us.

The Law Offices of Troy G. Broussard, J.D., serves clients throughout the state of Louisiana including New Orleans: Metairie, Lafayette, Covington, Mandeville, Shreveport, Bossier City, Baton Rouge, Hammond, Natchitoches, New Iberia, Opelousas, Kenner, Jennings, Gretna, Jefferson Parish, and Slidell, and the parishes of Jefferson, Orleans, and St. Bernard.