Virginia Criminal & Traffic Defense Lawyers
Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law represent clients charged with criminal offenses and serious traffic matters in courts throughout Virginia. Recognized as a “Best Law Firm” by U.S. News & World Report, our attorneys bring more than 60 years of combined experience, have represented more than 30,000 clients, and have earned 1,500+ client reviews. If you have a court date, a summons, or a warrant, you can start with the links below to find the most relevant information and request a confidential case review before your court date.
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Criminal Defense • Traffic Defense • DUI / DWI • Reckless Driving • Speeding Ticket
Why Clients Hire Our Lawyers
Clients hire Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law because they want clear answers, a charge-specific plan, and a team that prepares early. We review the summons, warrant, or ticket, identify what matters in the court handling the case, and outline practical options for protecting your record, your license, and your future. Many cases turn on details that are not obvious from the paperwork alone—how the charge was written, how the stop or arrest occurred, and what the court expects before the first hearing. We focus on those details early so clients understand what to do, what to avoid, and how to prepare before the court date. Clients also value clear communication. We explain what is happening, what comes next, and what decisions need to be made at each stage of the case. You can read more about client experiences on our client reviews page
Start With a Confidential Case Review
If you are facing a criminal charge or traffic offense in Virginia, early review can make a difference in how your case is handled. The first step is understanding the charge, the court involved, and what matters before your court date. Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law represent clients in criminal and traffic matters across Virginia, including DUI / DWI, reckless driving, speeding tickets, and related cases. If you have received a summons, warrant, or court date, you can request a confidential case review to discuss your situation and next steps. Request a Confidential Case Review →
11/10/2015 | Updated 4/14/2026