Jason Cerbone is a lawyer from Savannah, Georgia. For nearly twenty years he has defended people charged with DUI in Georgia. It is what he does, and he does it every day.

He does not do it alone. Men who once made DUI arrests work with him now. Former DUI police officers. Men who ran the police breath machines. Experts in the field sobriety tests, and experts in blood. They know how the State builds a DUI case because they used to build them. Now they help him take them apart.

He does DUI defense. Alcohol, marijuana, drugs. Misdemeanor and felony. He fights DUI-related license suspensions too, because a man needs his license to get to work, and a woman needs hers to get the children to school.

Often we negotiate. Sometimes the penalty comes down. Sometimes the charge is reduced. Sometimes it is dropped. We will help you try for all of it.

We will take care of you. Our clients have been glad they came to us, and we are proud of that. Your case is your own, and it will not go the way anyone else's went. But the DUI defense will be the same. It will be hard-fought. It always is.

The officer who stopped you was trained. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration taught him to watch for 24 initial DUI clues before he ever walked up to your window. He was looking for them. How many do you think he saw?

Sometimes the mistake is not yours. It is on your credit report, and someone else put it there.

If an error on your credit report cost you a loan, an apartment, or a job, we can help you. We represent people under the Fair Credit Reporting Act and other consumer protection laws. We sue banks. We sue mortgage lenders. We sue credit card companies.

A credit report is only paper. But people make hard decisions from that paper, and when the paper is wrong, the harm is real.

A lender reads it. He sees something bad that should not be there, and he raises your interest rate. Now you owe more, and the debt grows, and it is harder to climb out.

A landlord reads it. He has an apartment, and you need a place to live. He looks at the report and he rents to someone else.

An employer reads it. The job has nothing to do with money. It does not matter. He reads the report and he hires someone else.

An insurance company reads it. You need a car to get to a good job, and you need insurance to drive the car. They turn you down, or they charge you too much.

It goes on like that. One bad line on one report, and the doors close one after another.

These reports matter, and they are wrong more often than they should be. When they are wrong and no one will fix them, we are ready to go to Federal Court and make them answer for it.

A background check is a report on your life. Employers run them. Landlords run them. The Fair Credit Reporting Act governs them, and the law says they must be accurate.

Sometimes they are not. A record that belongs to another man shows up on yours. An old case that was dismissed shows up as if it were not. And the job goes to someone else. The apartment goes to someone else. No one tells you why.

If that happened to you, you may have a claim under the FCRA.

Come see us. We will explain your rights. We will tell you what your case may be worth. Then you can decide what to do.