DWI

When it comes to driving while intoxicated (DWI) cases in Texas, understanding the consequences of refusing a breath test is very important. While the state requires individuals to provide a breath sample if lawfully arrested for DWI, our Dallas DWI lawyers get the common question: “What happens if you refuse a breath test?” Let’s explore…

The state of Texas takes driver liability seriously, with strict regulations in place to ensure the safety of all road users. One particular area of concern is the use of prescription medication while driving. Since some prescriptions impair a person’s ability to function, it is a common question to wonder if drivers are liable for…

What is the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit for driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Texas? The state can charge any driver with a BAC over 0.08% with a DWI. You can also face DWI charges if you have a BAC under the legal limit if the police consider you impaired.  A DWI arrest can…

How does a driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction impact your license in Texas? A conviction can cause you to lose your license and driving privileges. Even a first-time conviction can cost you your license for a year.  Fortunately, a Dallas DWI lawyer from our team at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can help…

If you are wondering what to do after a DWI in Dallas, the first step is simple – call a DWI attorney. You will have court appearances and hearings soon, and you do not want to go into those without a lawyer at your side. Things can happen in those hearings that can negatively impact…

After a friend or loved one has been arrested for a DWI in Dallas, it may be difficult to find where they are being held. It may be a while before your friend or loved one is given a phone call to alert you where they are. You may want to get them out of…