Nov 24, 2022
DWI Attorney Matt Peacock, Senior Associate of Dallas criminal defense firm The Medlin Law Firm, speaks at an MCLE course on “How To Handle DWI Cases From Start To Finish”.

Fort Worth,United States - November 24, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Matt Peacock, defense lawyer and a senior associate at The Medlin Law Firm, delivers a speech on “Handling A DWI Case From Start To Finish”. The course was delivered as part of a Minimum Continuing Legal Education in Texas.
Active members of the State Bar of Texas must complete a minimum of 15 hours of accredited Continuing Legal Education for every compliance year. Three hours are on courses related to Legal Ethics or Professional Responsibility, while 12 hours must be on accredited CLE courses.
Texas State Bar members can receive accredited Continuing Legal Credit or CLE through MCLE-approved activities. The courses may be in the form of live presentations, approved CLE programs including podcasts, recorded courses on DVD or CD, or pre-recorded online CLE courses.
As a senior associate at The Medlin Law Firm Dallas office, Matt has been practicing criminal defense law for more than 12 years. In 2009, he completed his degree from St. Mary’s School of Law. Through the years, Matt has handled various criminal cases that range from class C misdemeanors to first-degree felonies.
Matt has handled over a hundred trials and contested motions and enjoys being in the courtroom to defend his clients. He has been speaking and teaching CLEs for Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association (TCCDLA), Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association (TCDLA), and the Dallas Co. Public Defender’s office.
Matt understands that facing a criminal arrest is difficult for many people. He prides himself on how he communicates and gives attention to his client’s needs. With The Medlin Law Firm, Matt dedicates himself to helping his clients and becoming the voice of peace and hope for them.
The Medlin Law Firm and its team of skilled criminal defense attorneys have been helping individuals who are facing criminal charges for years. They understand the fear and confusion that a criminal accusation brings. Thus, they are ready to walk with you and guide you through the process. To help even more people, the firm provides legal services in immigration and assists clients with visas, green cards, and citizenship applications.
The Medlin Law Firm is fully committed to defending people facing criminal accusations and immigration concerns in Dallas and the surrounding areas. Visit The Medlin Law Firm at 2550 Pacific Ave #872, Dallas, TX 75226, or call (214) 888-4810 for a free evaluation.
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Name: Gary Medlin
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Organization: The Medlin Law Firm
Address: 1300 S University Dr #318, Fort Worth, TX 76107, United States
Phone: +1-682-204-4066
Website: https://www.medlinfirm.com/
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