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If you are suspected of causing an auto accident while impaired by alcohol or drugs, you have good reason to be scared and worried. You may be charged with one or more felony crimes, with the real prospect of prison and a criminal record, as well as fines, revoked license, mandatory treatment and a host of other consequences.
With your future and possibly your freedom riding on the outcome, you need a true defense. You need an experienced and aggressive DWI lawyer like Travis L. Noble who can confront the prosecution’s case and spare you from the worst. Attorney Noble has obtained notable results in DWI accident cases, including dismissals, reductions to lesser charges and acquittals at trial.
Travis Noble, P.C., handles DWI car accidents in St. Louis County, St. Charles County and Jefferson County and throughout Missouri. Call us today at (314) 721-6614 to find out how we can help.
You can be charged with various misdemeanor and felony crimes, depending on the circumstances of the crash, prior DWI convictions and other factors:
Things may seem bleak, but you are innocent until proven guilty. The prosecution must prove many things: that you were operating the vehicle, that you were legally intoxicated or impaired and that your actions caused or contributed to the crash.
Travis L. Noble is a graduate of the National College for DUI Defense at Harvard University and has honed his DWI defense strategies over 12 years of focused practice. As a former police officer and narcotics agent for 10 years, he brings invaluable insights into the way that DWI offenses and auto accidents are investigated.
At Travis Noble, P.C., we do not start with the premise of a plea deal. You can count on a vigorous defense that forces the prosecution to prove its case. We will do everything possible to avoid a felony conviction and the related fallout.
Call (314) 721-6614 or contact us online to arrange a free consultation.
Past results afford no guarantee of future results and every case is different and must be judged on its own merits. The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements. This disclosure is required by rule of the Supreme Court of Missouri.
