If your license has been suspended because of a DUI arrest or conviction in Illinois, you may be asking whether you can still drive to work. For many people, getting to work without a vehicle is not realistic. In some cases, the state allows limited driving privileges through what most people call a hardship license….

If you have ever been pulled over after a night out, even when you felt completely in control, you may have wondered what caught the officer’s attention. In Illinois, DUI enforcement is proactive, and officers are trained to watch for a wide range of driving behavior that may suggest impairment. Many stops begin with something…

You are behind the wheel, your passengers are drinking on the way home after dinner. Everyone has had a drink except you. You feel fine, you are under the limit, and you are not worried. Then flashing lights appear in your rearview mirror. One of your friends still has an open beer can. Suddenly, the…

Speeding violations in Illinois are not always as simple as paying a fine and moving on. In some cases, they can lead to criminal charges, especially if you have prior offenses such as a DUI or reckless driving conviction. If you’ve recently resolved one case and now face a new speeding charge, the consequences can…