WELCOME TO THE CALVIN BARRY DUI BLOG
Calvin Barry is a highly experienced Over 80 mgs or Impaired Driving lawyer; with over 30 years spent practicing law, more than 16 years of which was spent as a Senior Crown Attorney, Calvin is the right Criminal Lawyer to help you if you’re looking for someone to defend you in court.
Calvin Barry was a Senior Crown Attorney for a period of more than 16 years. He handled more than 60 jury trials in the past including high-profile cases considering he worked as a Criminal Prosecutor at all levels of Trial Court. He has been practicing in the area of Criminal Law and Regulatory Offences since 2004.
His 3 decades of experience with the law taught him the best possible defences for your impaired driving case and identify which ones will be result to a win. Although he has previously dealt with other disciplines of law such as real estate matters, corporate matters, and personal injury cases, Calvin is dedicating his entire practice these days to criminal defence.
With Calvin Barry, you can be sure that your case will be reviewed, that he’ll listen to what you have to say about what transpired leading to your arrest, and work with you to formulate a strong defence.
Talking to Calvin is initially free of charge. Please call us at 1-866-961-4963 for a free initial consultation or drop by our office.
All About Impaired Driving Charges in Canada and Related Charges
Impaired driving charges are the most common criminal offences in Canada. It is not unheard of for someone who is a ‘good’ person to have a DUI charge when found to be driving while having a blood alcohol level of over 80.
What To Do When You Get a DUI Charge for The First Time
Hiring a DUI lawyer is the first thing that anyone accused of driving under the influence or facing a DUI charge should do.
Need to Prepare for a Consultation with a DUI Lawyer? Read This!
As unpleasant as the circumstances that led to you needing a DUI lawyer are, you can turn things in your favour if you’re careful enough with the DUI lawyer you contact and hire. Be sure that you’ve at least met or contacted a few drinking and driving lawyers before signing a retainer agreement to make sure that you and your lawyer are the right fit.