Your Commercial Driver’s License is your livelihood. We defend CDL tickets statewide—speeding, overweight, logbook, lane and equipment violations, and DWI—so you can keep driving and keep your job.
Serving Baton Rouge • New Orleans • Shreveport • Monroe • Lafayette • Lake Charles • Covington • Statewide

Unlike regular drivers, commercial drivers are held to higher standards by Louisiana law and federal DOT rules. A single conviction can mean points, insurance hikes, disqualification, and lost employment opportunities—even if the ticket occurred in a personal vehicle. Before you pay a ticket or plead guilty, talk with a lawyer who understands the CDL stakes.
Highway enforcement focuses on commercial vehicles. We evaluate radar/LIDAR reliability, signage, officer observations, and lane restrictions to seek dismissals or favorable amendments.
Paper or ELD issues, alleged falsifications, and out-of-service findings can create cascading problems. We scrutinize the stop, inspection scope, and record integrity.
Scale accuracy, permitting, axle vs. gross weight, and shipper paperwork matter. We look for defects that support reductions and cost control.
Brakes, lights, tires, mirrors, and maintenance logs. We address fix-it documentation and show proof to the court.
CDL cases carry stricter BAC thresholds and collateral consequences. We challenge the stop, testing, and procedures while protecting your license.
We analyze dashcam, witness statements, and roadway conditions to seek charge amendments that preserve employability.
Out-of-state driver ticketed in Louisiana? We routinely help non-resident CDL holders resolve Louisiana tickets while minimizing travel and downtime.
We represent drivers in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Shreveport, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Monroe, Covington, and across Louisiana courts and parishes.
We defend CDL tickets across Louisiana. Here are common hubs and corridors we cover:
Your CDL is too valuable to risk. Get a defense strategy tailored to commercial drivers and the realities of the road.
Nothing on this page constitutes legal advice. Outcomes depend on facts, evidence, and law. No attorney-client relationship is formed unless and until you sign an engagement agreement.