Ramsell and Associates


 

Ramsell and Associates, LLC, is the only Illinois DUI and criminal defense firm from DuPage County to appear before the United States Supreme Court in the Supreme Court’s entire 213 year existence. You can take advantage of their extensive experience by calling 1-800-342-5384 for a FREE case review.

Having defended over 12,000 clients in DUI and criminal cases since 1986, the DUI and criminal defense attorneys at our firm have a combined experience in drunk driving defense of more than 50 years.

Nationally recognized in the field of DUI and criminal defense, Ramsell and Associates, LLC, regularly represents clients in DUI defense, drinking and driving defense, and criminal defense in DuPage, Kane and Cook counties.

All attorneys at Ramsell and Associates, LLC, are certified in Standardized Field Sobriety Testing under the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) standards.

Call 800-DIAL-DUI or 888-FELONYS for an immediate, FREE case review, or fill out our client questionnaire and submit it for a FREE REVIEW of your case.

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