Austin Commercial Driver's License Lawyer
If you drive a vehicle for a living, getting ticketed for a moving violation can mean the loss of your commercial driver's license (CDL) and the end of your job, even if you are ticketed while driving your own vehicle.
If your CDL is in jeopardy, it's vital to retain the services of an experienced and knowledgeable Austin commercial driver's license attorney. At the Law Office of Thomas Swain, PLLC, in Austin, Texas, we help truckers and other CDL holders fight traffic violations they received while driving in Travis County and Williamson County, including Georgetown, Round Rock and Cedar Park.
If you don't have a CDL, but you need to keep your standard driver's license in order to stay employed, we help individuals obtain an occupational driver's license (ODL) for limited purposes. Don't wait until it's too late — call our office to schedule a free consultation.
CDL Lawyer For Georgetown
The threat of a suspended license must be acted upon quickly. There is a small window of opportunity to enlist the services of an experienced Austin lawyer who can help you hold onto your commercial license.
We have defended drivers in courts throughout Greater Austin for nearly six years, and have established a strong familiarity and presence within the local court system. Whether you have been arrested for DWI, speeding or even a nonmoving violation, we are highly adept at keeping CDL holders' records clean.
Of course, many CDL holders who are stopped in Texas are from other states. If you live in a different state and you were ticketed while driving through central Texas, I may be able to attend your hearing on your behalf and negotiate a settlement without requiring you to return to the state.
Paying a traffic ticket can end up needlessly costing CDL holders thousands of dollars. Make the call to our Austin commercial driver's license lawyer to learn about alternative solutions. Call 512-912-9122 or use the contact form on this website to schedule a free phone or office consultation.
