Facing a DUI in New Brunswick?

Facing a DUI in
New Brunswick?

We offer free consultations to help people facing impaired driving charges understand how the criminal defence lawyers we connect them with can work toward the best possible outcome for their situation.

10+ Years DUI Defence Experience
Experienced in DUI defence matters
Guidance through the legal process
Free confidential consultations
Fast response times across New Brunswick

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About Us

Experienced Legal Guidance Across New Brunswick

We work with experienced defence lawyers who understand the legal, procedural, and technical issues often involved in impaired driving cases.

Support is available for clients throughout New Brunswick, including Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, Dieppe, Miramichi, Edmundston, Bathurst, and surrounding communities.

Impaired driving allegations can carry serious consequences, including licence suspensions, fines, criminal records, increased insurance costs, and possible driving prohibitions. Early legal advice can help individuals better understand their rights, obligations, and legal options moving forward.

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Our Services

Common Types of DUI Charges

There are several different impaired driving offences under Canadian law, and each type of charge involves different legal issues, procedures, and possible penalties.

Over 80 Charges

An over 80 charge alleges that a driver operated a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration exceeding the legal limit.

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Refusal Charges

Refusing to provide a lawful breath sample can result in criminal charges and penalties similar to impaired driving convictions.

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Impaired Driving

Police may lay impaired driving charges when they believe alcohol or drugs affected a person’s ability to operate a vehicle safely.

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Care and Control

A person may still face impaired driving allegations even if the vehicle was parked or not actively being driven.

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Dangerous Driving

Facing dangerous driving charges in New Brunswick? Get experienced legal guidance to protect your rights.

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Why Choose Us

24/7 Consultation Support

DUI charges often happen unexpectedly. We help connect clients with legal guidance across New Brunswick at any time of day.

Experienced DUI Defence Lawyers

We work with lawyers experienced in impaired driving, over 80, refusal, and care and control offences.

Province-Wide Representation

Support is available throughout New Brunswick, including Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, Dieppe, Miramichi, Edmundston, Bathurst, and surrounding areas.

Guidance Through The Process

We help clients better understand licence suspensions, court appearances, penalties, and possible defence strategies.

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Common Questions

DUI Frequently Asked Questions

An over 80 charge alleges that a driver operated a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration exceeding the legal limit under Canadian law.

Impaired driving relates to a person’s ability to operate a vehicle being affected by alcohol or drugs, while an over 80 charge specifically relates to blood alcohol concentration exceeding the legal limit.

Refusing to provide a lawful breath sample can result in criminal charges and penalties similar to impaired driving convictions, including licence suspensions, fines, and driving prohibitions.

A person may face a care and control charge even if the vehicle was parked or not actively being driven. Police may allege the individual had the ability or intention to operate the vehicle while impaired.

Yes. Police may lay drug-impaired driving charges if they believe cannabis or another substance affected a person’s ability to operate a vehicle safely.

Many impaired driving allegations in New Brunswick involve immediate roadside licence suspensions and vehicle impoundments following a traffic stop or arrest.

A conviction for impaired driving, over 80, or refusal can result in a criminal record, even for a first offence.

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Client Reviews

What our customers think about us

Michael R.

"I was overwhelmed after being charged with impaired driving and had no idea what to expect. The team explained the process clearly and helped me understand my options."

Sarah T.

"From the first conversation, I felt like my concerns were taken seriously. I received straightforward information about the legal process and what steps I should take next."

Daniel P.

"A DUI charge can be incredibly stressful. Getting clear information about my situation helped me feel more prepared and confident about moving forward."

Jennifer M.

"I appreciated how quickly I was able to get answers to my questions. The guidance I received made a difficult situation much easier to navigate."

Christopher L.

"I didn't know what to expect after my arrest. The consultation gave me a much better understanding of the process and the importance of getting proper legal advice."