1. Ridings Law Group — Downtown Nashville
DUI defense leads its practice list.
Ridings Law Group lists DUI defense first, across from the courthouse.
211 Union St, Suite 205, Nashville, TN 37201
The best DUI lawyers in Nashville in 2026 include Ridings Law Group, May & McKinney, the Law Offices of Amanda J. Gentry, PNC Law, and Sluder Law for Spanish and Arabic speakers.
| Firm | Office | Focus | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Ridings Law Group | Downtown Nashville | DUI defense | Clients wanting a former prosecutor |
| 2. May & McKinney | Downtown Nashville | DUI | Downtown clients |
| 3. Law Offices of Amanda J. Gentry | Green Hills & West Nashville | DUI | Green Hills clients |
| 4. PNC Law | East Nashville & Germantown | DUI | East Nashville clients |
| 5. Sluder Law | East Nashville & Germantown | DUI | Spanish and Arabic speakers |
Tennessee requires jail time even for a first DUI conviction, generally at least 48 hours, so the stakes are higher than many people expect. A refused test can bring a separate license consequence, so tell your lawyer right away.
DUI defense leads its practice list.
Ridings Law Group lists DUI defense first, across from the courthouse.
211 Union St, Suite 205, Nashville, TN 37201
A dedicated Nashville DUI page.
May & McKinney has a dedicated DUI page that also covers reinstating your driving privileges.
214 2nd Ave N, Suite 400, Nashville, TN 37201
A dedicated DUI page.
Amanda J. Gentry has a dedicated Nashville DUI page, from Richard Jones Road.
2021 Richard Jones Rd, Suite 210A, Nashville, TN 37215
Former police officer, per the firm.
Philip N. Clark handles DUI defense from Main Street.
615 Main St, Suite 116, Nashville, TN 37206
A site in three languages.
Sluder Law handles DUI defense from Rosa L. Parks Boulevard.
1308 Rosa L Parks Blvd, Nashville, TN 37208
Generally yes, at least 48 hours for a first conviction. Penalties rise with prior offenses and higher test results. Ask a lawyer how they apply.
A DUI conviction generally can't be expunged, though a dismissed charge may be. Ask a lawyer before you plead.
Refusing can lead to a separate implied consent violation and a license revocation. Ask a lawyer about your options.