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Greg Willis has been successful at defending DUI cases (over 93% without a conviction)
He's the only lawyer in the State of Georgia to ever be recognized for all three of these accomplishments.
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Received the Samurai Lawyer Award for having gone to jail for a total of 4 days in order to save his own client
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Received the BadAss Lawyer Award for the biggest impact of all DUI lawyers in DUI defense in the country
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Received the vote of Georgia Lawyers as a Superlawyer in DUI Law for 10 straight consecutive years
"Attorney Greg Willis is someone I am truly thankful to have had in my corner during one of my most stressful times. He goes above and beyond and has your best interest at heart. I couldn’t recommend him more to anyone in need of someone to represent them as they deal with a DUI."
- Juan Castilla
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The line of defense that could get your DUI charges reduced or dropped begins at the very start of your case: the police stop. In order to pull you over, the officer must have a valid reason (probable cause) to do so.
If you have been arrested and are facing DUI charges, you need the experienced guidance of a skilled attorney. At Willis Law Firm, our team is backed by more than a century of collective experience. Due to our commitment to excellence, we have accrued many positive client testimonials as well as recognition by the legal community. To get you started on your case, we offer free case evaluations and are available 24/7!
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What is probable cause for a DUI stop?
It is from this police stop that the primary evidence in your case will come. A prosecutor can wield everything from the officer’s testimony to any DUI tests against you. But it is possible for all of this evidence to get tossed out if the officer did not have probable cause in the first place.
- For a police officer to pull you over, he or she must see you commit a traffic violation, something like speeding or running through a stop sign.
- For a police officer to ask you to perform DUI tests or search your car, there must be additional probable cause, such as bloodshot eyes or an open container of alcohol.
- For a police officer to arrest you, there must be more probable cause, such as a failed breath test or a blood test refusal.
If at any point your rights were violated, such as through unreasonable search and seizure or failure to read you the Miranda Rights, it is possible to prove that the police stop and DUI arrest were unlawful.
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If you’re facing legal troubles and want to make sure you’re hiring the best lawyer to fight your case, the Willis Law Firm is the place to call. Their attorneys are extremely knowledgeable and go above and beyond to make sure their clients receive the best outcome possible. The office staff has always been extremely helpful and compassionate through each step of the way. Greg has helped me and my family with a few cases over the years and we’ve always received a great outcome. He and his staff are the best in the field. There’s a reason why other attorneys hire Greg to handle their cases! Highly recommend their services. You won’t be disappointed.