Protecting Your License. Your Career. Your Future.
For commercial drivers, a DWI arrest can have consequences far beyond the criminal justice system. A conviction—or even certain administrative penalties—may affect your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), your employment, and your ability to continue working in your profession.
If your livelihood depends on driving, the outcome of your case matters.
Attorney Jordan G. Fries represents commercial drivers throughout South Texas facing DWI charges and understands the unique legal and professional concerns these cases present.
Commercial driver’s license holders are subject to stricter legal standards than other motorists.
Federal regulations and Texas law impose additional requirements on CDL holders, including lower blood alcohol concentration thresholds while operating commercial vehicles and potential license disqualification following certain offenses.
Even when a DWI occurs in a personal vehicle, it may affect your commercial driving privileges.
A Commercial Driver DWI often involves multiple issues occurring simultaneously:
Understanding how these issues interact is critical to protecting both your legalrights and your career.
Commercial Driver DWI cases require careful evaluation of:
Jordan works closely with clients to understand both the legal and practical implications of each case while developing a strategy designed to protect their future.
Commercial drivers often travel throughout South Texas.
Jordan represents clients across multiple counties and understands how criminal cases are handled in courts throughout the region.
