Felony Drunk Driving

Many states will charge a driver with a felony if they cause bodily harm to another person. Some states will even issue a felony if it is a repeat offense. In Wisconsin, a fifth OWI will result in felony conviction.

The term “felony drunk driving” means drunk driving that resulted in hurting someone.  The felony DUI charge is more serious than the similar “driving while intoxicated”, “driving while under the influence” or “operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated” charges whose acronyms are DWI, DWI and OWI, respectively. 

When bodily injury are involved, especially when alcohol is involved, legal consel is imparitive.  Medical fees, damages, civil suits, jail time - there's no question felony drunk driving charges are serious and demand expert handling.  SHB's Madison based attorneys have the experience and one-on-one client relationship it takes to maximize your chances for a sucessful day in court.  SHB also understands the personal and financial implications of a felony drunk driving case and offers expert legal guidance under such circumstances. 

Give us a call or send us an email today and take a smart step towards resolving your problem.