Many people charged with drunk driving have never been in trouble with the law before. They don't know what to expect or how to find a lawyer to help them. They may not understand the need to take immediate action to save their drivers' license.

Losing your drivers' license makes everyday life much more difficult. We fight to protect our clients' driver's license and liberty and we are here to help.

DWI charges are serious and can effect the quality of life you have come to enjoy. The aggressive approach we take to your defense is designed to protect your liberties and rights.

Our commitment to each and every client is clear. We stay focused on being responsive; we care about your future; and we never forget the human being and family behind the case.

No one in the State of Texas who receives a driver's license is required to perform any coordination exercises to prove whether or not they are able to walk a straight line or stand on one leg without falling down. However, the "walk-and-turn" test and the "one-leg stand" test are two tests of a battery of three exams that make up the standardized field sobriety tests, which the majority of police officers have been trained to administer on suspected intoxicated drivers. The standardized field sobriety tests were first developed by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration under "scientific conditions". Their research determined that a person's ability to stand on one leg or walk straight down an imaginary line somehow corresponded to a specific level of intoxication.

Police officers are professional witnesses for the prosecution. They have been trained by their various agencies and local prosecutors on using magic words during a DWI trial in an attempt to correlate a person's coordination with intoxication and inability to operate a vehicle. The Myers Law Firm will aggressively peel back the layers of the police officer's testimony and reveal it to the jury for what it is - junk science.