Whether you are facing a DWI charge or any other criminal charge, you need a lawyer who knows how to handle a wide variety of circumstances and to adapt to change spontaneously. At trial, witnesses will say things that are completely unexpected. Lawyers will battle over the evidence that the jury can hear, and this can sometimes dramatically change a case. A defense lawyer who is not quick and ready for anything will not be effective. As a lawyer, you have to be ready to respond to demanding and hostile judges on the fly, and ready to adapt to the dynamic fluidity of trial. I’ve handled all kinds of criminal cases. I know the law and how to work a case and to plan a defense and to adapt to circumstances.

DWI defense makes up a large part of my practice, and I have successfully handled hundreds of DWI cases. I've handled a variety of assault and drug crimes ranging from lower-level misdemeanors to first degree felonies. There are many crimes in the Texas Penal Code, too many to mention here. Criminal charges are different, but criminal cases are all in the same courts with the same judges and the same prosecutors. Each case is unique, but the law stays the same. Sometimes criminal law does change—the Texas Legislature meets every two years. New criminal offenses are made illegal, penalties are enhanced or sometimes decreased. But the law does not change very often.