Orlando DUI lawyer Elliott Wilcox invests thousands of dollars each year in DUI-specific education. Call (407) DUI-HELP today.

Here’s why it’s important:
Your case is too serious to hire an attorney who merely “dabbles” in DUI defense. Want a shortcut for determining whether the attorney you’re speaking with is a “dabbler?” It’s easy…  Just look at their bookshelf. At a minimum, here’s what you should expect to find:

• The Florida DUI Handbook, by Judge David Demers
• Florida DUI Defense, by Flem Whited
• Drunk Driving (5th Edition), by Robert Reiff
• Drunk Driving Defense (7th Edition), by Lawrence Taylor
• Attacking and Defending Drunk Driving Tests, Don Bartell and Mary McMurray
• Innovative DUI Trial Tools, by Bruce Kapsack
• Garriott’s Medicolegal Aspects of Alcohol (6th Edition)

Effective DUI defense requires the lawyer to make a large investment of time, energy, and, yes, finances, to keep up with the law, science, and art of DUI defense. If the attorney doesn’t buy (and read!) the books devoted to DUI defense, you should be asking, “Why not?!?”

Orlando DUI lawyer Elliott Wilcox’s qualifications:
Each year, I invest thousands of dollars in keeping up with the best practices and latest developments in DUI defense. Not only will you find all of these books on my shelf, you’ll also find hundreds of other DUI defense manuals, alcohol-related scientific journals, prosecutor and police training manuals, and trial advocacy and courtroom skills books.

To contact an Orlando DUI lawyer who invests thousands of dollars each year in keeping up to date with the latest DUI trends and defense advances (which may make the difference in whether or not you can successfully defend your Orlando DUI case), call (407) DUI-HELP (407-384-4357) TODAY.