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Charleston Area and Low-Country DUI and BUI Attorneys

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In addition to serving those charged with DUI, BUI, and other crimes in the areas surrounding Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Charlotte, and Columbia, we serve those charged with DUI in the Charleston and low-country areas.

If you have been charged with DUI, BUI, or any other crime, in the courts of Charleston County or in the surrounding areas, please visit our Charleston area website: www.northcharlestondui.com.  At that website you will find more information about our Charleston area practice and Charleston area specific legal information and news.

Specifically, our Charleston office serves individuals charged with DUI in North Charleston, Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Folly Beach, Isle of Palms, Awendaw, Hollywood, Kiawah Island, Lincolnville, McClellanville, Meggett, Ravenel, Rockville, Seabrook Island, and Sullivan’s Island and in Charleston County, Berkeley County, Colleton County, Dochester County, and Georgetown County.

If you have a legal concern in the Charleston area, call our Charleston office at 843-901-0380 or contact the Charleston office at this link.

Office Location:

The Tidewater Building
222 West Coleman Avenue, Suite 123
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464


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Legal Information & News

  • What to Expect at a DMV Restoration Hearing?May 16, 2013 - 1:14 pm

    If you are suspected of driving while intoxicated, and when the officer asks you to blow into a breath-test, refusal to take such test will result in the automatic revocation of that person’s license.  The revocation will vary, in North Carolina, depending on the aggravating factors versus the mitigating factors.  However, in North Carolina if [...]

  • Does a Delayed Reaction at a Stop-light Give Rise to Reasonable Suspicion?May 16, 2013 - 12:57 pm

    The answer is, as it oftentimes is with the law, it depends.  If a driver is delayed at a green light in North Carolina, this appears to be an extremely fact specific inquiry.  When initiating a traffic stop, police simply need reasonable suspicion, and courts will examine all of the surrounding circumstances to determine whether [...]