Law Offices of Michael Bialys
California Law Firm
Law Offices of Michael Bialys
Law Offices of Michael Bialys is located in Valencia, California. Also known as the "DUI Guy", Mr. Michael Bialys is the former managing partner of one of the largest national criminal defense firms in the country. Combining his many years of experience, Mr. Bialys was able to open his own DUI defense practice and is dedicated to what he does.
Practice Areas:
- DUI Defense
Principal Attorney:
- Michael Bialys
Phone: 1-888-384-1489
http://www.dui1guy.com/
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