What started with your typical Saturday evening out with friends ended in a not so typical arrest and a first time OVI. This was my first and only offense of any kind to date. Firstly, I will say being cooperative with the arresting officer can indeed be a wise choice, and fortunately in my case it c...ertainly was. I had a few drinks, decided to drive home, and was distracted by my cell phone. Because of this distraction I went left of center and was subsequently pulled over. If in your arrest the officer had no probable cause for the stop the entire case could ultimately be dismissed. However, I was not as lucky. So after a brief conversation with the officer he requested that I exit my vehicle and that I perform a series of field sobriety tests to determine my level of impairment. They are as follows: the horizontal gaze nystagmus (HGN), the walk-and-turn (WAT) and the one-leg stand (OLS): Plainly spoken, attorney Patrick D Quinn is an expert in regards to these tests. As you will see, he has completed so much coursework from all over the country revolving these tests and all other things DUI/OVI related, that he could teach the police cadets how to perform and administer these tests himself. The flip side to this is that he is now exceptional at spotting out the mistakes that these officers so commonly make and in my case, he did just that. In regards to the HGN test, Attorney Patrick Quinn found the officer had administered this test incorrectly. In regards to the WAT test, I had completed the wrong number of steps but remained on the line with hands on my sides in its entirety. And in regards to the OLS, I had also passed without swaying or moving once. Of these three tests, I felt over all I had done fairly well, but nonetheless I was arrested there after. After being taken to the police station I consented to the breathalyzer test and blew a .13. The following day after the initial shock had worn off I began my search for the best DUI/OVI lawyer I could find. I had spoken with around thirty to forty attorneys in this time. After I had stumbled upon attorney Patrick Quinns website and upon further reading, I left an inquiry on his page for a consultation which I had received the very next day. Not only did he call me himself, he called me not from his office but from his mobile phone. He spoke with me for close to forty five minutes going over the intricacies of my case and told me exactly what he could do for me. He made no guarantees as you shouldn't in this business and after hearing the shear knowledge and confidence he displayed I decided to hire him thereafter. I had given much thought after being arrested to simply plead guilty, take my punishment, and move on from all of it entirely. But after speaking with attorney Patrick Quinn I knew I had to fight. After ninety days of numerous court hearings and pre-trials, he was able to get my OVI reduced to Physical Control, a zero point offense, a three day class, no jail time, and no suspension. He had weakened the prosecutors case by the results of the tests, my cooperative behavior, and the mishandling of evidence. He also accomplished this in a particular court system that is notorious for giving absolutely no special privilege for OVI/DUI offenders especially first time OVI/DUI offenders. He made such an impression that the judge himself, who especially dislikes these types of cases, commended him on how exceptionally well he had fought for me. Hiring him was undoubtedly one of the best decisions I've ever made in my life. There's no way of knowing just how much he has helped me or my future, but I am undeniably and forever grateful for it. He gave me my life back and he can do the same for you. So if you ever find yourself in an unlucky position like I was, don't plead guilty. Don't hire someone cheap that's a fast talker and only cares about your money. You owe it to yourself to hire the best, and the best is attorney Patrick D Quinn. God bless. And good luck.