Oregon DUII Lawyers & DUII Laws

194 DUII attorneys across 29 cities in Oregon, with the license deadline, the penalty tiers, and the courts that hear these cases.

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DUII Lawyers Serving Oregon

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A. Alexander Hamalian

Law Office of A. Alexander Hamalian LLC · Portland · Admitted 1996 · English

Office in Portland

  • Tillamook
  • Marion
  • Multnomah
  • Columbia
  • +6 more

(503) 222-3641

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Adam Greenman

Adam Greenman Law · Portland · Admitted 2007 · English

Office in Portland

  • Multnomah

(503) 227-3800

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Adam L. Dean

Dean Law Group P.C. · Portland · Admitted 1995 · English

Office in Portland

  • Multnomah

(503) 546-3178

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Andy Green

Andy Green Law · Portland · Admitted 2010 · English

Office in Portland

  • Multnomah
  • Columbia
  • Clackamas
  • Yamhill
  • +2 more

(503) 477-5040

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Benjamin Falk

Falk Law Office · Portland · Admitted 2001 · English

Office in Portland

  • Multnomah

(503) 774-3344

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Benjamin R. Scissors

Scissors Law · Portland · Admitted 2020 · English

Office in Portland

  • Multnomah

(503) 446-3971

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Blake Doré

Doré Law Firm · Portland · Admitted 2011 · English

Office in Portland

  • Multnomah

(503) 683-3642

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Brandon Calheim

Reynolds Defense Firm · Portland · Admitted 1999 · English

Office in Portland

  • Linn
  • Tillamook
  • Marion
  • Multnomah
  • +14 more

(503) 223-3422

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Clark McVey

Mark C. Cogan, P.C. · Portland · Admitted 2023 · English

Office in Portland

  • Linn
  • Tillamook
  • Marion
  • Multnomah
  • +8 more

(503) 549-1077

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Conner Egan

Gilroy Napoli Short Law Group · Portland · Admitted 2017 · English

Office in Portland

  • Klamath
  • Marion
  • Multnomah
  • Deschutes
  • +6 more

(503) 747-7198

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Two cases, three license actions

The case about your license

ORS 813.410(4); OAR 735-090-0020(4), (5)

The suspension takes effect automatically and the right to contest it is lost. A timely request stays the suspension until the hearing decision issues.

Oregon Department of Transportation, Driver and Motor Vehicle Services

Programs that can change the outcome

DUII Diversion

Diversion program

ORS 813.200

Where
Statewide

Penalties by offense tier

TierClassificationLookback
DUII, first conviction
ORS 813.010(4), (6)(a)
Class A misdemeanor10 years
Refusal of a breath, blood or urine test
ORS 813.420
Not recorded

Common questions

Do I have two separate cases after a DUII arrest?
Yes. One is the criminal case, which runs through the courts and takes months. The other is an administrative case about your license, which runs at the state agency on its own timetable and starts straight away. Winning one does not settle the other.
What happens if I miss the hearing request deadline?
The suspension takes effect on its own, without anyone reviewing whether it should. This is the step people miss most often, because the court date feels like the official one and the license notice looks like paperwork.
Does the criminal charge being dropped save my license?
Not by itself. The agency applies a lower standard than a criminal court and answers a different question, so the license action can stand even where the charge does not.
Do I need a lawyer for a first DUII arrest in Oregon?
Not everyone does, and the cost is worth weighing honestly. What compresses the decision is the license deadline, which falls long before the criminal case gets going. Decide within the first week rather than waiting for a court date.

Sources

ORS 813.010(4), (6)(a) · ORS 813.200 · ORS 813.410(4); OAR 735-090-0020(4), (5) · ORS 813.420

This page is general information, not legal advice. Statutes change. Confirm anything you rely on with a licensed Oregon attorney.