Not only do we have years of experience defending those charged with DWI and DUI; we have also defended many cases of BWI (boating while intoxicated).

Many people don’t realize this charge is just as serious as a DWI charge. However, unlike DWI, probable cause is not required to stop your boat to administer breathalyzer or field sobriety tests. This is left up to the officer’s discretion.

During holidays when people typically spend celebratory hours on their boats, officers are looking for any reason to stop you. Unfortunately, the nature of boating (sea legs, windburn, sunburn) can make you seem intoxicated. If you have been charged with BWI, call us right away to protect your rights, your license and your reputation.