William S. Hardman, Jr., P.C. is a DUI Defense and criminal defense law firm located in Gainesville, Georgia. We specialize in representing clients accused of DUI, drug cases and other crimes throughout the State of Georgia. We receive and reply to inquiries at any time. Bill Hardman is a trial lawyer at William S. Hardman, Jr., P.C. He was an associate lawyer with George C. Creal, Jr./Trial Lawyers from 2013-2015.
He has represented clients in many criminal cases including DUI, drug possession, probation revocation and traffic offenses. He specializes in representing clients charged with DUI. Bill has been a member of the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense lawyers since 2013. He has also been a member of the National College of DUI Defense since 2014. In 2014, he was selected to attend and completed the Bill Daniel Trial Advocacy Program under the direction of some of the nation's top criminal defense trial attorneys.
In 2019, Bill joined the DUI Defense Lawyers Association. He has represented and assisted clients in thousands of cases throughout the State of Georgia.
He has represented clients in many criminal cases including DUI, drug possession, probation revocation and traffic offenses. He specializes in representing clients charged with DUI. Bill has been a member of the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense lawyers since 2013. He has also been a member of the National College of DUI Defense since 2014. In 2014, he was selected to attend and completed the Bill Daniel Trial Advocacy Program under the direction of some of the nation's top criminal defense trial attorneys.
In 2019, Bill joined the DUI Defense Lawyers Association. He has represented and assisted clients in thousands of cases throughout the State of Georgia.
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Bill is a 2013 honor graduate of Atlanta's John Marshall Law School.
During law school he was selected as a research assistant to Civil Procedure Professor K. Lee Adams.
In his second and third years of law school he interned at the firm of Peters, Rubin & Sheffield; a firm that defends people accused of State and Federal criminal charges.
After law school, he worked for Childers & McCain, LLC in Macon, Georgia and gained valuable experience in the field of personal injury and civil litigation.
During law school he was selected as a research assistant to Civil Procedure Professor K. Lee Adams.
In his second and third years of law school he interned at the firm of Peters, Rubin & Sheffield; a firm that defends people accused of State and Federal criminal charges.
After law school, he worked for Childers & McCain, LLC in Macon, Georgia and gained valuable experience in the field of personal injury and civil litigation.
Do I need to send a 30-day letter in my DUI case to appeal the suspension of my driver's license?.
NOTICE** This letter was formerly referred to a the "10-Day Letter" in Georgia DUI cases.
If you refuse to take a requested State-administered chemical test (blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance) after being arrested for DUI, then your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive in the State of Georgia may be suspended for a minimum period of one year.
If you do not request an appeal hearing (30-day letter) or Ignition Interlock Device Limited Permit: If you do essentially are arrested and "do nothing, " your DDS Form 1205 will serve as your driver's license for 45 days.
NOTICE** This letter was formerly referred to a the "10-Day Letter" in Georgia DUI cases.
If you refuse to take a requested State-administered chemical test (blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance) after being arrested for DUI, then your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive in the State of Georgia may be suspended for a minimum period of one year.
If you do not request an appeal hearing (30-day letter) or Ignition Interlock Device Limited Permit: If you do essentially are arrested and "do nothing, " your DDS Form 1205 will serve as your driver's license for 45 days.
Bill Hardman has represented clients in DUI cases in Athens-Clarke County Municipal Court, Athens-Clarke County State Court, as well as Oconee County Probate and Superior Court.
Due to the potential for impaired drivers to be on the roads in Athens, there are frequently many DUI patrols and roadblocks set up after any event in town.
The first step that begins a DUI arrest is generally some event that initiates contact with a police officer.
That may result from a traffic stop for an alleged violation of a traffic law.
Due to the potential for impaired drivers to be on the roads in Athens, there are frequently many DUI patrols and roadblocks set up after any event in town.
The first step that begins a DUI arrest is generally some event that initiates contact with a police officer.
That may result from a traffic stop for an alleged violation of a traffic law.
Have you been arrested for DUI in Atlanta?
Atlanta DUI cases are handled differently than DUI cases in some jurisdictions.
You will need to have an experienced Georgia DUI lawyer review your case as soon as possible after your arrest.
There are time deadlines with regards to the suspension of your driver's license that begin the next day after the date of your arrest.
Your first court appearance will typically be in the Atlanta Municipal Court.
As in any DUI case in Georgia, there are several important issues to remember.
Atlanta DUI cases are handled differently than DUI cases in some jurisdictions.
You will need to have an experienced Georgia DUI lawyer review your case as soon as possible after your arrest.
There are time deadlines with regards to the suspension of your driver's license that begin the next day after the date of your arrest.
Your first court appearance will typically be in the Atlanta Municipal Court.
As in any DUI case in Georgia, there are several important issues to remember.
Bill Hardman is an experienced north Georgia DUI lawyer who represents clients in DUI cases in both Banks County Probate and Banks County Superior Court.
Call our office for a free consultation about your Banks County DUI case.
Our office is located on the Gainesville downtown square about 20 minutes from the Banks County Courthouse.
Bill Hardman has represents clients accused of DUI in all of the courts in Banks County and across the State of Georgia.
Due to the amount of traffic that now proceeds through Banks County, officers are searching and checking for DUI drivers.
Call our office for a free consultation about your Banks County DUI case.
Our office is located on the Gainesville downtown square about 20 minutes from the Banks County Courthouse.
Bill Hardman has represents clients accused of DUI in all of the courts in Banks County and across the State of Georgia.
Due to the amount of traffic that now proceeds through Banks County, officers are searching and checking for DUI drivers.
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