What are the ignition interlock device laws in Arizona? If you’ve been convicted of a DUI in Chandler, Gilbert or Tempe, the state of Arizona may suspend or revoke your license. After you’ve served your license suspension or revocation, you can apply to regain your...
We all tend to drive a bit differently than the ideal driver according to the law. No one drives perfectly all the time, although it is best to stay the least distracted and follow all traffic laws. With the different types of traffic violations one...
Drinking and driving isn’t the only way you can get a DUI in Chandler or elsewhere in Arizona. With the legalization of recreational marijuana in nearby states along with medical marijuana here in Arizona and an ever-increasing prescription drug epidemic, police are seemingly now more...
We travel to be surrounded by family and friends. We gather to express gratitude and celebrate. We laugh, we play, we eat, and we drink. It’s the most wonderful time of the year...
You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone to argue the point that technology’s solutions to problems usually provide much more effective results than state laws do. Case in point? Uber, the ridesharing company. While Todd Coolidge and the staff at Coolidge Law Firm fight to protect...
Arizona is a zero-tolerance state when it comes to driving under the influence of drugs. Even with a valid prescription, you could still be charged with a DUI. The penalty for a drug-related DUI charge can be time spent in jail, heavy fines, and the...
At Coolidge Law, we want you to be aware of current changes in Arizona that will affect the legal system, health care systems, drug manufacturers, and law enforcement agencies. The new law regarding opioid use in Arizona impacts the dispensing of and use of opioid...
Facing drug charges in Arizona can be very scary. Many drug crimes in Arizona carry felony penalties, as well as hefty fines and mandatory jail time. Not to mention the effects that criminal charges can have on your ability to find a job, housing, or...
In the past, having the wrong kind of identification made purchasing alcohol more challenging, even when over the age of 21. If you still had your vertical-oriented driver’s license or ID, liquor sales were prohibited by law even if the ID indicated that you were...
Driving in Arizona is a privilege granted by the state. That means that if the Arizona courts find a reason to, they can take away your license. Whether it was because of multiple DUIs or causing an accident while driving impaired, getting back your license...