1. Uthman Law Office — SoMa & Bryant Street
A license reinstatement focus.
Uthman Law Office handles DMV hearings and license reinstatement as well as DUI cases, from Bryant Street.
855 Bryant St, Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94103
The best DUI lawyers in San Francisco in 2026 include Uthman Law Office for DMV hearings and license reinstatement, Geller Law for felony DUI, Rebecca Feigelson, Matt Sullivan, and Summit Defense.
| Firm | Office | Focus | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Uthman Law Office | SoMa & Bryant Street | DUI and license reinstatement | License problems |
| 2. Geller Law | Financial District | DUI and felony DUI | Felony DUI |
| 3. Law Office of Rebecca Feigelson | Civic Center & Van Ness | DUI | Clients near Civic Center |
| 4. Law Office of Matt Sullivan | SoMa & Bryant Street | DUI | Peninsula clients |
| 5. Summit Defense (San Francisco) | Financial District | DUI | Clients seeking a free consultation |
A California DUI arrest usually starts two cases: the criminal charge and a DMV suspension. You generally have only 10 days to request a DMV hearing, so call a lawyer right after your arrest.
A license reinstatement focus.
Uthman Law Office handles DMV hearings and license reinstatement as well as DUI cases, from Bryant Street.
855 Bryant St, Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94103
A felony DUI page.
Geller Law has separate pages on DUI and felony DUI.
201 Spear St, Suite 1199, San Francisco, CA 94105
DUI in a wider practice.
Rebecca Feigelson lists DUI first among her areas of help, from Franklin Street.
345 Franklin St, San Francisco, CA 94102
A San Francisco and Burlingame practice.
Matt Sullivan lists DUI alongside broader criminal defense.
1000 Brannan St, Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94103
Free consultations, per the firm.
Summit Defense offers free consultations for DUI charges from California Street.
580 California St, 12th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94104
You generally have 10 days from receiving the suspension order to request a DMV hearing. It's a separate case from the criminal charge, so call a lawyer right away and check your paperwork.
Usually, yes, with fines, license consequences, and DUI school, and possibly jail. Injury or prior convictions can make it more serious.
It can. If you aren't a citizen, or you're on a visa, ask about immigration consequences before any plea.