Chicago DUI Lawyers operates as Ktenas Law LLC and defends drunk driving and criminal charges across Cook, Will, and DuPage counties. All three attorneys are former Illinois prosecutors.
Founder Alexander Ktenas served as an Assistant State's Attorney in Chicago and Markham. He has litigated hundreds of felony and misdemeanor trials and closely studies NHTSA field sobriety protocols. Nicholas Ktenas graduated magna cum laude and in the top 10 of his class at Northern Illinois University College of Law. Lauren Ktenas is a former Will County prosecutor.
The firm has handled only DUI and criminal defense since 2017. Cases range from first offenses and CDL charges to felony and aggravated DUI. Attorneys appear at the Daley Center, Bridgeview, Markham, Maywood, Skokie, and Rolling Meadows courthouses.
Michael O'Meara spent years as a Cook County assistant state's attorney before moving to the defense side. He has over 20 years of legal experience and has handled thousands of criminal cases.
His practice covers DUI, drug charges, weapons cases, sex crimes, and traffic violations. Past results include a Cook County DUI reduced to reckless driving and drug charges dropped. He has challenged field sobriety tests, chemical reports, and police body-cam footage.
The National Trial Lawyers named him to its Top 100 Trial Lawyers list. He runs a solo practice as a Chicago DUI attorney in the Loop, so clients work with him directly rather than an associate.
A perfect 10 Avvo rating and two Super Lawyers list placements back Sarah Toney's record at The Toney Law Firm. She has more than 20 years in DUI defense and also teaches as a law professor.
This downtown Chicago DUI firm defends misdemeanor, felony, and federal charges in Cook, DuPage, Kane, DeKalb, Will, and Lake counties. Attorneys Craig Campbell and Isabelle Abbott complete the trial team.
Case results include an acquittal on DUI charges and suppressed test results in a DUI death case. The practice also covers license reinstatement and Secretary of State hearings. Attorney Toney has appeared on Fox 32 and WGN to comment on Illinois criminal cases.
Two decades of courtroom work stand behind the Law Offices of Mitch Furman. Attorney Furman has taken hundreds of trials to verdict and holds an AV Preeminent rating.
Alongside DUI and criminal defense, the practice covers divorce, personal injury, and civil litigation. Furman appears in Cook, Will, and DuPage County courts and publishes plain-language guides for drivers arrested in the city and its suburbs. Consultations are free.
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Richard Fenbert defends misdemeanor and felony charges in both state and federal court. He opened this Loop practice in 2015 after working at a national criminal defense and DUI trial firm.
His clients have included physicians, professional athletes, and public figures. Fenbert lectures on DUI defense and takes calls around the clock. The firm serves Cook, DuPage, Lake, and Will counties.
More than 900 DUI cases since 1994 sit behind Mark Sciblo's record. The Northwest Side attorney also co-wrote a book about a DUI jury trial.
Sciblo handles traffic tickets, license reinstatement hearings, and misdemeanor and felony charges. He earned his J.D. from John Marshall Law School and an M.B.A. from Dominican University. Staff serves clients in Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, and English.
A division of The Longe Law Firm, this practice concentrates on drunk driving defense. Principal attorney Gbenga Longe and his team are former Cook County prosecutors who once built these cases from the other side.
They have earned Super Lawyers Rising Stars recognition and won not-guilty verdicts at trial. Work runs from the arrest through motions to suppress and trial. Case reviews cost nothing.
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Nenye Uche has tried more than 500 cases to verdict across criminal, DUI, and civil rights matters. As a Cook County prosecutor, he handled over a thousand criminal and DUI cases before switching sides.
His wins include a not-guilty DUI verdict at the Daley Center and an appellate reversal in People v. Litwin. The firm also takes injury claims with no fee unless the client wins.
Founded in 1995, Villalobos & Associates has served generations of families on Chicago's Lower West Side. Raul Villalobos began his career at the Cook County State's Attorney's Office and became head felony prosecutor at 26th and California. The firm covers DUI, criminal defense, traffic, family law, immigration, and real estate, with attorneys who speak Spanish and Polish.
Few Chicago practices take drunk driving cases and nothing else. G&S does. Attorneys Michael Gruszeczki and Dustin Smith both prosecuted for the Cook County State's Attorney's Office. Gruszeczki graduated at the top of his class at DePaul University College of Law. Their work centers on motions to suppress evidence, bench trials, and jury trials.
Newsweek has named Goldman & Associates one of the 14 best criminal defense firms in the country. Steven Goldman has practiced for over 20 years and handled thousands of cases, from drunk driving and gun charges to violent crimes. The phones are staffed 24/7, and the firm keeps offices in Chicago, Skokie, and Waukegan.
Licensed in Illinois since 1994, Harold Wallin concentrates on DUI defense. He holds an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell and a perfect 10 Avvo score. Wallin represents drivers in Cook, DuPage, and Lake counties and appears at Secretary of State reinstatement hearings.
Adam Grosch graduated with honors from DePaul College of Law in 1988 and spent nearly ten years prosecuting for the Cook County State's Attorney's Office. He opened his own Palos Hills practice in 1998.
Grosch defends drunk driving, drug, and domestic violence charges, plus license suspension and expungement matters. Most of his work runs through the Bridgeview and Markham courthouses, and he serves Cook, Will, DuPage, and Kankakee counties.
Stephen Feldman defends criminal and drunk driving charges. He also sits as a Secretary of State hearing officer and has presided over more than 1,000 license reinstatement hearings. He started out as a City of Chicago prosecutor, earned Rising Star recognition, and teaches trial advocacy at John Marshall Law School.