Nashville, Tennessee DUI attorney, Ed Ryan
| Firm Name: | MAY & RYAN, PLC |
| Address: | 214 2nd Ave. North, Suite 400 |
| Office #: | 1-800-DUI-LAWS (1-800-384-5297) |
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BEWARE! Once you are convicted of a DUI in Tennessee, it will follow you for the rest of your life! There are extreme punishments that come along with a conviction, so if you are considering pleading guilty to your Nashville DUI, think again. Giving up and pleading guilty will result in serious punishments and expensive repercussions. But there is hope. Ed Ryan is a Nashville DUI attorney who has experience as a police officer, a prosecutor and now as a defense lawyer specializing in DUI cases. He is now available to fight your case. Talk to Ed Ryan today if you want to save yourself from serious penalties.
Right now, you need an attorney who understands TN DUI laws. Ed Ryan has years of experience fighting Tennessee DUI cases in and around Nashville. His time as a police officer and a prosecutor helps him understand all the tricks and tactics that are used against you in DUI cases. Laws in Tennessee are complicated and not all defense attorneys understand the details. This is why it is so important to get Ed Ryan on your side immediately. He can work to keep you out of jail, and may be able to help save your driver’s license. In Tennessee, a first offender will lose his license for a year! Now is the time to reach out to Ed Ryan right away.
5 Questions to Ask a Potential Tennessee DUI Lawyer
Dealing with a TN DUI arrest will probably be one of the most chaotic experiences you will ever encounter. The stress is insurmountable and it feels as if you will never stop worrying about what is going to happen to you. Regardless of the DUI laws in your Tennessee, the consequences can be devastating.
Because of this, it is important it is to hire an experienced Nashville DUI attorney right away. But how do you know which attorney is right for you? Here are five important questions to ask your potential lawyer to ensure you have a qualified person on your side, fighting your Nashville DUI charges.
• Is your lawyer experienced? You want a lawyer who has handled TN DUI cases before. Your life is too important to be a test subject for an inexperienced lawyer.
• Is your lawyer a member of professional organizations? When a DUI attorney is a member of associations such as The National College of DUI defense or state DUI lawyers’ associations, it shows that they are dedicated to their work in defending Tennessee DUI accusations.
• Does your lawyer have a good reputation? A DUI attorney who is known around Tennessee will likely have a high success rate. Find a lawyer who other attorneys say they would hire if they were facing a drunk driving charge.
• Does your lawyer know the judges and the prosecutors? If your attorney specializes in DUI defense, they will likely know the prosecutors fighting these cases and the judges who oversee these trials. It is so important to find an attorney who has experience in the courtroom and knows how to argue a TN DUI case.
• What do other clients say about your lawyer? Learn more about what past clients think about your lawyer. This information can help you understand your defense and how your Nashville DUI lawyer can help you get the best possible outcome in your case.
No matter what happened during your drunk driving arrest, you should not give up. Your case is not a lost cause. With a good lawyer on your side, you can get past these charges. Find out more. Talk to Ed Ryan today.
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Why you should hire me?
"No one will fight harder for your rights and freedom in your Tennessee DUI case. My extensive experience as a defense lawyer, prosecutor and police officer will give you a competitive edge when fighting your Tennessee DUI charge. I’ll explain all of your options and answer all questions you have about your drunk driving case. If you’re like most of my clients, your Tennessee DUI case is one of the most traumatic experiences of your life, and I’m here to help you put it behind you. Please contact me today for a free consultation.”
Interview with Ed Ryan
Tennessee Court Information and Locations
Mr. Ryan is admitted to practice in all District and Circuit and Federal Courts in the State of Tennessee.
Mr. Ryan most frequently practices law in Davidson, Maury, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner and Williamson counties in the state of Tennessee, but will travel elsewhere, depending on your specific DUI / DWI case.
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There are a variety of special problems that arise following a drunk driving, DUI, or DWI arrest. It may be necessary to use a bail bondsman to help a friend or loved one gain release from custody. Renting a car may be difficult (although we know of several companies that will do so), as is getting car insurance. There may be a requirement to attend special alcohol programs, or AA meetings.
Expungement of criminal records
Expungement of criminal records can be a complex process, and the ability to clean up past criminal convictions depends upon many different factors. The law relating to expunging criminal convictions varies from state to state. In Tennessee, expungement is allowed when a defendant has their case dismissed, or if a judge or jury acquits them. It is a civil proceeding filed in the county in which the alleged offense occurred. It is important that you consult with a lawyer that is skilled in matters pertaining to expungement.
For a free consultation, contact Tennessee DUI / DWI Defense Lawyer, Ed Ryan by dialing 1.800.DUI.LAWS.