Facing a DUI conviction in Tennessee is stressful, and many drivers don’t realize just how far-reaching the consequences can be. Beyond legal penalties such as fines, jail time, and license suspension, a DUI can have a serious and lasting impact on your insurance rates, financial stability, and long-term expenses.
View PostMost DUI arrests in Tennessee begin with one critical factor: your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Knowing how BAC is measured, what the legal limits are, and how it impacts DUI charges is essential for anyone who drives in Tennessee.
View PostLabor Day weekend is a time for family gatherings, cookouts, and celebrations across Tennessee. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the busiest weekends of the year for DUI arrests. Law enforcement agencies across the state increase patrols and set up sobriety checkpoints as part of the nationwide “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign.
View PostThe 4th of July is a time to enjoy fireworks, cookouts, and time with family and friends, but it’s also a holiday when DUI arrests spike across Tennessee. At Hagar and Phillips, we want to remind everyone to celebrate responsibly and understand the serious consequences of impaired driving.
View PostWhen you're a licensed professional in fields like healthcare, education, or transportation, a DUI conviction can have far-reaching effects on more than just your personal life. The stakes are even higher because your career and livelihood might be on the line. Understanding how a DUI could impact your professional license and what actions you can take to mitigate those consequences is essential. At Hagar and Phillips, we’re committed to protecting your rights and helping you safeguard your career so you can confidently move forward.
View PostIn Tennessee, when you obtain a driver’s license, you automatically agree to something called “implied consent.” This means that if a law enforcement officer has probable cause to believe you’re driving under the influence (DUI), you’re legally required to submit to a blood or breath test. Refusing that test can lead to serious legal consequences — even if you aren’t ultimately convicted of DUI.
View PostCinco de Mayo is a time to celebrate with friends, enjoy good food, and maybe raise a glass, but it’s also a time when law enforcement increases DUI patrols and checkpoints across Tennessee.
View PostA DUI charge in Tennessee is more than a traffic offense. It’s a serious criminal matter that can impact your freedom, finances, and future. Whether it’s your first arrest or a repeat offense, understanding your rights is essential.
View PostWhat is Expungement? It is the process by which a record of criminal convictions is destroyed or sealed from state or federal records.
View PostUnderstand drug possession charges in Tennessee related to Methamphetamine.
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