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  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

If you're searching for a trusted Polk County DUI lawyer or Polk County DUI attorney in Cedartown, Georgia, look no further than George C. Creal, Jr., P.C., Trial Lawyers. Our dedicated team, including attorneys George Creal, Eric Bernstein, Justin Goodman, and Claudia Creal, has decades of combined experience defending clients against DUI charges in Polk County and throughout Georgia. We…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As a seasoned Georgia DUI lawyer at George C. Creal, Jr., P.C., Trial Lawyers, I've defended countless clients facing DUI charges in Cumming and across the state. One of the most common tools law enforcement uses during a DUI stop is the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test—a field sobriety test designed to detect signs of impairment. But here's the catch:…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As an experienced Alpharetta DUI lawyer, I've defended countless clients facing DUI charges in Georgia, where blood alcohol content (BAC) evidence often plays a pivotal role. In these cases, the prosecution frequently relies on forensic evidence from blood draws and toxicological analyses. But what happens when the actual blood drawer or the toxicologist who performed the analysis isn't available to…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As an Alpharetta DUI lawyer and wrongful arrest injury attorney with over 25 years at George C. Creal, Jr. P.C., Trial Lawyers, I've seen too many sober drivers hauled off in handcuffs based on junk science and biased police work. Field sobriety tests (FSTs) pushed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) evaluations are…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

If you've been arrested for a DUI in Cobb County, Georgia, you need aggressive and knowledgeable representation from top Cobb County DUI lawyers. At George C. Creal, Jr., P.C., our team of dedicated Cobb DUI attorneys—George Creal, Eric Bernstein, Justin Goodman, and Claudia Creal—has over 70 years of combined experience fighting DUI charges across Metro Atlanta, including cities like Marietta,…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As a seasoned Georgia Drug DUI Attorney with over 30 years of experience defending clients against DUI charges, I've seen firsthand how prosecutors and state experts often rely on blood drug test results to paint a picture of impairment. But here's the truth that shatters their case: Blood drug levels alone can NEVER accurately predict drug effects or impairment in…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As a Georgia personal injury attorney with over 25 years of experience helping accident victims navigate complex insurance claims, I've seen firsthand how confusing auto insurance policies can be—especially when family members are involved. One common scenario: You're a passenger in a vehicle driven by a relative or another person named on the same insurance policy, and you get injured…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As a seasoned Cobb County DUI Attorney with over 25 years of experience, I've dedicated my career to scrutinizing the evidence used against my clients in impaired driving cases. In Georgia, the Intoxilyzer 9000, manufactured by CMI, Inc., is the go-to breathalyzer for law enforcement, often serving as the cornerstone of DUI prosecutions. But what if the "science" behind it isn't as airtight…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As a seasoned Georgia traffic citation attorney with over 25 years of experience fighting speeding tickets across the state, I've seen countless cases where radar evidence forms the backbone of the prosecution's argument. But here's the truth: radar guns aren't infallible magic boxes. They're tools prone to errors, misuse, and environmental interference. A landmark Michigan case, People v. Ferency 133…Read More

  • By: George C. Creal, Esq.

As a seasoned DUI attorney in Georgia, I've seen firsthand how supposedly scientific breath tests can make or break a case. Recently, in a DUI motion hearing, Chris Tilson, head of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's Toxicology Section, testified that the Georgia legislature has codified the 1:2100 blood-breath partition ratio (BBR) directly into the definition of "alcohol concentration." He argued…Read More

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