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The MAZE LEGAL GROUP, PC provides effective, successful defenses for drivers accused of being intoxicated across Michigan. We understand the law, we understand field sobriety testing, and we understand the science of breath and blood testing. Because we understand these things, we win cases. Contact our office toll free at (888) 941-1122 or call William Maze at any time on his cell phone at (734) 740-1900.

Don't hire another attorney and simply plead to a lesser offense until you've spoken to an attorney at the Maze Legal Group. Although our offices are located just outside Detroit in Dearborn, Michigan, we regularly represent clients throughout Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston county. We frequently represent clients as far away as Ludington, Kalkaska and even the Upper Peninsula.

Put knowledge and experience to work for you!
Many Michigan lawyers claim to be "DUI experts" but few can deliver on their claims. William Maze limits his cases to DUI defense. He has extensive training, specialized knowledge, and jury trial experience, and he has successfully defended hundreds of drunk driving cases.

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Starting on the case early!
The day you hire our firm, we file critical requests with the police and prosecutors to protect your rights. Many attorneys will not take this important step and evidence that could help you is lost forever.

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Don't just plea bargain!
If your only goal is to reduce your DUI charge, prosecutors are delighted to offer our clients reductions. But too many attorneys see your only option as a plea from Operating While Intoxicated to Operating While Impaired. Both are DUI convictions and constitute prior convictions for repeat offenders. A third offense any time during your lifetime is a felony under new Michigan laws. These cases can be fought and won, so don't short change yourself by getting a "dumptruck" lawyer.

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