Kirkland, WA
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Kirkland, WA
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: Settlement - $100,000
Client was involved in a rollover collision in Bellevue. Other driver claims it was our client's fault and that she had been drinking. Closed out the case with the at-fault driver's insurance company ... for policy limits of $100,000!
OUTCOME: Settlement
We assisted a mother who was pregnant and rear-ended. Her son was born prematurely, but without injury. Settled after mediation for $125,000.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty!
Client was charged with being in Actual Physical Control of a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of Intoxicating Liquor. Mr. Webb argued his client had satisfied the affirmative defense of moving ... the vehicle safely off the roadway prior to being pursued by law enforcement. The jury agreed and acquitted his client. City of Shoreline v. J.S.
OUTCOME: Not guilty!
Client was alleged to have "swerved heavily" within his lane of travel, "almost strike another vehicle requiring the vehicle to take evasive action" and when contacted had "slurred speech, flushed face ... , strong odor of alcohol, bloodshot watery eyes" and then had to use the car "like a cane" to balance him while walking to the front of the vehicle for field sobriety tests. Client took three field sobriety tests and "failed them all." The jury of six found my client Not Guilty of DUI.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Seattle DUI Attorney, Nate Webb, represented a client in Upper Kittitas County District Court (Cle Elum) and acquired a Not Guilty verdict from a jury. Facts: The trooper alleged my client was spe ... eding well in excess of the posted limit, had bloodshot, watery eyes, slurred speech, the odor of alcohol, continually swayed throughout their contact, failed to follow simple directions, the client failed three field sobriety tests, took a portable breath test and was deceptive while doing it, and refused a breath test after arrest at the station. Further, the trooper testified that there were at least three open containers in the vehicle. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. State v. C.H. (Cle Elum - Upper Kittitas County District Court - November 2014).
OUTCOME: Not Guilty!
Client alleged to have performed horribly on Field Sobriety Tests after driving in a serpentine motion at 70 mph on Interstate 5 and failing to stop for the trooper's emergency lights. The jury return ... ed a verdict of not guilty!
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was found passed out on 3rd Ave. in Seattle with his feet sticking out of the driver's side door and car running. Client was alleged to have been clearly intoxicated and three separate officers ... testified he was "not safe to operate a motor vehicle" and that he had not parked his vehicle safely. The jury concluded that both the City could not establish my client was intoxicated and that he had moved his vehicle safely off the roadway prior to being pursued by law enforcement (this was an affirmative defense). City of Seattle v. A.K. (Case No. 595676)
OUTCOME: Dismissed
A King County District Court Judge dismissed my client's DUI, Hit and Run and Reckless Driving charges. My client was alleged to have driven into an electrical outlet box, run over a stop sign and pro ... ceed to drive away down a dead end street. One eyewitness went with police to identify the truck she saw cause the accident. Once the officers ascertained the responsible vehicle, they contacted the registered owner, my client at his home. It is alleged he admitted to driving earlier and was arrested and charged with DUI, Hit and Run of an Unattended Vehicle and Reckless Driving. The client was alleged to have participated in a breath test at the station and the results were .211 and .217! After hearing my arguments, the judge held there was no independent proof my client was driving that particular vehicle at the time of the accident and dismissed for what we call a lack of corpus delicti. City of Auburn v. D.W. - Case No.: 3Z0755596
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client charged with Actual Physical Control of a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence. Mr. Webb had the case dismissed by the City of Seattle at a preliminary hearing after presenting a factual dec ... laration to the prosecutor's office and utilizing an affirmative defense. The City agreed with the proposed dismissal and did so with prejudice.
OUTCOME: Dismissed.
Client was alleged to have driven off the road, observed to have a flushed face, bloodshot, watery eyes and slurred his speech. He is alleged to have provided breath tests at the station which were .2 ... 19 and .217. Court dismissed the charges after an evidentiary hearing.
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