Testimonials:
“From the first meeting with Mr. Collier, to the continued contact and conclusive representation of my case, your firm successfully proved me innocent of DUI... In the event anyone should ask me about legal defense on a DUI, The Law Offices of Lawrence Taylor will be my first recommendation.”
M.T., West Los Angeles
“I am forever appreciative of your representation and your entire firm for defending me in this difficult case... Her invaluable expertise, knowledge and aggressive court approach provided me with a very unexpected and optimal outcome.”
M.G., Norwalk
“Naturally, I was quite elated that the DUI charges were dropped but prior to that I was equally certain that I was in the best hands possible. I would not hesitate to recommend your law firm to anyone who winds up in the same unfortunate position.”
K.H., Irvine
“To the State Bar of California: It is my utmost pleasure to commend The Law Offices of Lawrence Taylor as a firm possessing pure professionalism, excellence, competency and a caring staff... In my book, this firm truly sets the eminent standards that all law firms should abide by.”
S.P., Sherman Oaks
AVVO-rated 10/10 ("Superb") with a perfect 5-star rating from former clients.
Voted Southern California Super Lawyers every year since 2004 in surveys of over 65,000 Southern California attorneys.
"A-V" peer review rated by Martindale-Hubbell annually since 1995 ("very high to preeminent")
Listed in the prestigious Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers every year since 1998.
Awarded Highest Rating (“A”) by the
Better Business Bureau
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3. Do I have a right to an attorney while taking a field sobriety test?
There is no right to an attorney until the individual is given the opportunity to take a breath blood test, or refusal of taking a chemical test.
