Peter defended me in a DUI case. In a town notorious for DUI arrests, Peter put to use his knowledge and understanding of the law to defend me against a wrongful arrest. He defended me against three charges brought by the state, all of which were thrown out of court. This success was due to his do...gged determination in pursuing the facts of the case and examination of the evidence. He is truly well versed and well practiced in what he does within the legal system, but he is also very personable and devoted to his client.

I worked with Mr. Zeliff during his time with a big DUI firm. He was the 2nd lawyer I talked to at the firm, but I liked his positive attitude and decided to go with him. To keep it short and sweet, I was arrested for DUI doing 25mph over the speed limit and blew a .20, but I kept my license, a...nd the charges were reduced to Reckless. I was simply amazed at the outcome. I really didn't think it was possible. He obviously can't guarantee this type of result for everybody, but he'll put you in a good position I think. Even though I still had to go to a drug class and go on probation, my criminal record is clean and my insurance only went up a few dollars. Thanks, Peter! This guy is a winner.

Peter is a great lawyer. I had a DUI case that's been in the system probably ongoing about 4 yrs now and we ended up going to trail. Peter basically let the prosecutor have it! We easily won the case! I would recommend Peter to anyone. He is extremely knowledgeable when dealing with the Justice Syste...m. My thanks goes to you Peter!

I contacted Mr. Zeliff from out of state for a DUI case of mine in Georgia. He immediately took charge of my case and worked adamantly to get my charges reduced. The court system( Assistant Prosecutor) in the county which this occurred was very rigid in their processes, for which Mr. Zeliff worked ...through all the roadblocks to bring my case to a close. His drive and professionalism was able to get my charges reduced and close out my nightmare in Georgia. From my experience, I'd say prosecutors DON'T like seeing Mr. Zeliff walk in the courtroom.