License Suspension Hearings

Washington, D.C., Revoked License Attorneys

Driving privileges are something that most people take for granted. In fact, nearly everyone absolutely depends on having them in some way. Because of this, getting your driver's license revoked—whether it happens subsequent to a DUI arrest or because of a serious moving violation—is something no one wants to have happen.

Contact us. We may be able to keep this from happening to you.

Maryland Drunk Driving Defense

At The Robinson & Kourtesis Law Firm, we represent clients in administrative license suspension hearings conducted by Maryland's Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) and by Washington, D.C.'s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Although much of this practice is related to clients who have been charged with drunk driving, our lawyers have also represented many individuals facing license revocation or suspension as the result of traffic violations.

Reasons for a revoked driving license or suspension of privileges include:

• Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) status (two or more serious moving violations within a five-year period)
• Speeding in excess of 30 miles per hour over the posted limits
• Reckless driving
• Driving without a driver's license
• Operating a motor vehicle after suspension
• Drunk driving / DUI / DWI

Regardless of which violation(s) you have been charged with, when you consider how the loss of driving privileges will affect your life, the points on your driving record, and the excessive insurance premiums you will pay—the costs are simply too high to accept without a fight. However, if you have received a notice that your license will be suspended or revoked—it is important to speak with an attorney as soon as possible because you do not have much time before the suspension or revocation goes into effect.

"The criminal lawyer to hire if your case is hopeless"
— Washingtonian Magazine —

Whether you were arrested for driving with a revoked license in Maryland or have had your license suspended following a second major traffic offense in the District, call our Washington, D.C., law offices at 1-800-959-4DUI or contact us via e-mail to schedule a free initial consultation.