Jeff Burtka

Attorney · George Mason University Law School
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Chart: How Many Drinks Does It Take to Be Over the Limit?
Get an estimate of a person’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) after drinking and learn how BAC affects the likelihood of a DUI conviction. ... READ MORE

Plea Bargaining a DUI Down to a “Wet Reckless”
A DUI conviction comes with serious consequences. For a driver who’s facing a DUI charge, getting the case dismissed is the best thing that can happen. However, in most cases, prosecutors aren’t going to agree to a complete dismissal. But prosecutors typically are willing to plea bargain for a deal ... READ MORE

How Much Do Lawyers Charge to Help With Probate or Settling an Estate?
If you're serving as an executor, personal representative, trustee, or administrator of an estate, you might need a lawyer's help at some point. How much will the estate have to pay for an attorney's services, and what factors affect that cost? ... READ MORE

The Duties of an Executor
If you've been named as an executor, your work will include four main tasks. ... READ MORE

Enhanced Penalties for DUI Cases Involving Accidents and Injuries
Enhanced penalties often apply when a drunk driver causes property damage, injuries, or death. ... READ MORE

What Happens If I Refuse to Take a Breath or Blood Test After Being Pulled Over for a DUI?
Learn about DUI implied consent laws and some of the consequences of refusing to take a chemical test. ... READ MORE

Five Things You Need to Know Before Representing Yourself in Your DUI Case
Yes, it’s possible to represent yourself in your driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol (DUI) case. You can post bail, plead guilty, or make a plea deal without a lawyer. If you're lucky, you might achieve the same results as an attorney. However, that's probably a best-case scenario. Here ... READ MORE