Whether the matter involves getting a speeding ticket while your license was under suspension, a citation for reckless driving or a DUI charge — there are no guarantees that you'll be able to avoid the consequences just by hiring a lawyer.
However, by not hiring a lawyer, you are denying yourself the experienced counsel that an attorney can provide. You may even be turning your back on an attorney’s ability to help you lessen your charges or reduce the negative effects to your life.
At The Law Office of Kirk D. Berkhimer, we understand what's at stake in a DUI case and how easily traffic points can add up to cost you a small fortune in higher insurance premiums and lead to the loss of your license at the same time. For a free initial consultation and an attorney who will fight to protect your rights as if they were his own — call us at 757-321-6803 or contact us online.
Our firm works to help people with DUI charges and other serious traffic violations minimize, and sometimes even avoid, the damage that might otherwise occur. In our practice handling DUI and traffic cases, we represent people from all walks of life — juveniles, college students, tourists, in-state and out-of-state drivers with commercial drivers' licenses (CDLs), licensed professionals and others. Kirk D. Berkhimer has experience in working with over-the-road truck drivers and the many complexities associated with CDLs. As the former Regional Distribution Manager for Pepsi-Cola, Kirk D. Berkhimer has the experience to understand warehouse operations and managing large fleets supporting multi-state distribution.
Representation That Counts
There is always a range of possible outcomes — a worst, a best and often several in between. Our promise to you is that we will do everything we can to achieve the best possible outcome in your case. Call someone who knows your business, Kirk D. Berkhimer.
Make arrangements for a free initial consultation with attorney Kirk D. Berkhimer by calling our Norfolk law offices at 757-321-6803 or by sending us an e-mail.
