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Our client was observed talking on cell phone and failing to yield to a pedestrian in a cross walk coming with 4-5 feet of the pedestrian. Client was then pulled over but made a U-turn in the middle of intersection before stopping the car. Officer observed watery, blodshot eyes and odor of alcohol. After admitting having 2 drinks, the officer administered a horizontal gaze nastagmus test and 4 other field sobriety tests. Client then blew a .092/.091 on portable breath test. Client was then arrested for DUI / Drunk Driving. At jail, client blew a .08/.08. At second appearance, client… Read More

LA, CA 9/27/11 –Myles L. Berman has received the prestigious AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rating by LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell® for 2011. Considered “the pinnacle of professional excellence earned through a strenuous Peer Review Rating process,” the AV® Preeminent™ Rating signifies the “Highest Possible Rating in Both Legal Ability & Ethical Standards,” to any individual lawyer. An AV® Preeminent™ Rating is a significant achievement and testament to the fact that peers rank a lawyer at the highest level of professional excellence. Martindale-Hubbell® ratings are determined by attorneys for attorneys and reflect the anonymous opinions of members of the Bar and the Judiciary… Read More

I am very pleased to announce that I have been awarded a rating of AV Preeminent by LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell for 2011. The rating “is the pinnacle of professional excellence earned through a strenuous Peer Review Rating process that is managed and monitored by the world’s most trusted legal resource, Martindale-Hubble.” The rating represents the “Highest Possible Rating in Both Legal Ability & Ethical Standards.” Achieving this honor and distinction, especially in defending people arrested for DUI / Drunk Driving cases, is a very humbling experience. I am very grateful to the clients who trusted us with their DUI / Drunk… Read More

Starting August 19th and continuing until September 5th, nearly 10,000 law enforcement agencies across the nation will be conducting an intensive crack down on DUI / Drunk Driving. The nationwide operation is called “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over. ” This means there will be a large amount of DUI / Drunk Driving checkpoints all across the country. These checkpoints are usually funded by both the Federal Government as well as state governments. The funding pays for the substantial additional cost incurred for police overtime. I fully expect to see record numbers of DUI / Drunk Driving checkpoints and arrests… Read More

Our client was stopped after swerving and weaving between 3 lanes of traffic on the freeway. After observing the odor of alcohol, client first denying drinking and difficulty getting the driver’s license, our client was ordered out of the car. Upon further investigation, the officer noticed red/watery eyes and unsteady gait. Our client then failed 4 field sobriety tests and blew a .107/.109 on a portable breath testing machine and was then arrested for DUI / Drunk Driving. About an hour and 45 minutes after arrest, our client blew a .07/.07. On the eve of trial, our client was offered… Read More

I am very humbled and honored to announce that The Los Angeles Daily News 2011 Readers Choice Awards has voted Top Gun DUI Defense Attorney Myles L. Berman as the Best DUI Attorney. These awards, given annually, are the voice and choice of Daily News readers to decide the best in the business in an array of categories. Ballots were circulated for the 12th year in a row, both in the paper and online, and results were tallied based on the chosen category favorites of more than 3,000 readers. The voted Best of the Best people, places, and things will… Read More

Our client was observed exiting a parking lot, driving with tinted windows and making a right turn without signaling while passing a police officer. After being pulled over and upon contact by the arresting officer, the officer observed bloodshot/watery eyes and odor of alcohol. Our client admitted to drinking about 3 beers. After failing 5 field sobriety tests and blowing a .084/.086 on a portable breath test machine, our client was arrested for DUI / Drunk Driving. About 40 minutes after being stopped, our client blew back at the jail a .08/.08. After the initial arraignment, our client was offered… Read More

Our client was observed speeding (85 mph), constantly changing lanes to pass slower vehicles and drifting side to side on the freeway. Upon contact, the officer observed the odor of alcohol, slurred speech, red and watery eyes, difficulty getting out of the car and staggering back and forth. After admitting drinking 2 beers, failing 4 field sobriety tests and blowing a .178/.179 on portable breath test machine, our client was arrested for DUI / Drunk Driving. An hour and a half after arrest, our client blew a .12/.12 back at the jail. On the day our motion to suppress evidence… Read More

Our client was stopped after driving on the freeway approximately 80 mph and nearly collided with the rear of another vehicle. The officer detected the strong odor of mouthwash and objective symptoms of intoxication. Our client failed 4 field sobriety tests and blew a .069/.064 on the portable breath test machine. He was then arrested for DUI / Drunk Driving and blew a .06/.06 45 minutes after arrest. Even though the “legal limit” is .08, people can be and are prosecuted even if under a .08. Without having to pay for trial, the client was offered and accepted a plea… Read More

Our client was stopped for speeding (92 m.p.h on freeway) based on police radar. The arresting officer observed our client dropping keys, fumbling for registration/insurance card, red/glossy eyes and strong odor of alcohol. Our client also admitted to drinking alcohol. Our client then failed 3 field sobriety tests and blew into a portable breath test machine and blew a . 088/.089. Our client was then arrested for DUI / Drunk Driving. About 25 minutes after driving, our client blew a .09/.08. At the end of the State’s case-in-chief, the court dismissed the driving with a .08 or greater charge. At… Read More