On behalf of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | Aug 15, 2019 | dui
Say you are thinking about going out with some friends for a few drinks at a bar in Pennsylvania. Because the bar is not far from where you live, you feel you will be okay to drive yourself there and back. A taxi or rideshare is a waste of money. Esurance offers a...
On behalf of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | Jul 9, 2019 | dui
You did all the right things when enjoying a night out. You drank responsibly, used a rideshare to get home. Unfortunately, you still found yourself under arrest for drunk driving – the next morning. Understanding the factors that affect blood alcohol concentration...
On behalf of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | May 31, 2019 | Criminal Defense, drug crimes, dui
There has been an explosion in the use of marijuana-derived homeopathic medicine. Regardless of whether recreational marijuana use is legal, these are now legal in most states, including Pennsylvania. Cannabidiol or CBD, for example, is a popular marijuana product...
On behalf of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | May 29, 2019 | dui
Even Indiana celebrities are required to abide by the law and may be arrested for legal infractions. This was the case with a former winner of the Indianapolis 500 who was recently arrested for driving under the influence. According to the Indianapolis Star, after he...
On behalf of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | May 1, 2019 | Drunk Driving, dui
At the offices of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law, in Pennsylvania, we represent many people charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. We therefore know that if you face such charges, your best interests dictate that you mount the best possible...
On behalf of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | Feb 21, 2019 | dui
College students and others in the area of Indiana, Pennsylvania, rely on their vehicles to get them to class, work and other places where they need to go. When one thinks about it, if he or she could not drive legally, getting on with life could quickly get quite...
On behalf of Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | Jan 11, 2019 | dui
As many Indiana, Pennsylvania, residents and students who attend school in the area know, .08 blood alcohol content, or BAC, is what is referred to as a legal limit in this state for drunk driving purposes. However, the term legal limit can be a bit misleading, as it...
by Robert S. Muir, Attorney at Law | Dec 28, 2018 | dui
A new law that will allow police and prosecutors to punish some of those accused of drunk driving more harshly than in years past just went in to effect here in Pennsylvania. College students who may be remaining in the Indiana, Pennsylvania area for the holidays, as...
