Monte E. Kuligowski

I'M A VIRGINIA ATTORNEY who concentrates in DUI / DWI, reckless driving, infractions and serious traffic accidents and injuries. I've been defending clients throughout Virginia since 1997. I have won criminal cases at every judicial level of the Commonwealth, including the Virginia Supreme Court. I'm admitted to practice in federal District Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit and the United States Supreme Court. I have won DUI cases in both state and federal court. Over the years, I've gained experience with virtually every kind of DUI case, including elevated BAC, subsequent offense, felony, blood draw, watercraft and even an operating an aircraft under the influence case. My legal writings have been published in law journals by the law schools at Duke, Virginia, Samford, St. John's; my article, "Rethinking DUI Law in Virginia," was published in Vol. 42, Issue 2 of the University of Richmond Law Review. I have represented almost every class of citizen, including enlisted military personnel, high ranking military officers, blue collar workers, white collar workers, law enforcement officers, professors and fellow attorneys. I represent clients in the cities of Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Hampton, Suffolk, Newport News, Northampton County, Southampton County and throughout the state of Virginia. I take my cases seriously and work hard to protect the legal rights and interests of my clients. Serving Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Hampton, Newport News, Northampton County, Eastville, Southampton County, Courtland, Greensville County, Emporia and all of Virginia.

Regent University School of Law

J.D. (1997)

Founder

Legal Defense Center

Current

A Critical Review of Gibson v. Commonwealth of Virginia

Justice System Journal

Does the Declaration of Independence Pass the Lemon Test?

Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy

Rethinking DUI Law in Virginia

Richmond Law Review

Virginia State Bar

Member

1997 - Current

Virginia

Since 1997

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 2003

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• DUI & DWI
• Traffic Tickets
• Personal Injury
• Criminal Law