Contact Safir Injury & Criminal Defense Law

Yes. Everything you submit through the form or discuss over the phone is confidential, even if you don’t hire the firm.

Yes. All initial strategy sessions for DUI, criminal defense, and personal injury cases are free. You’ll receive a clear explanation of your options before making any decisions.

Any paperwork you received after the arrest, the police agency involved, the location of the incident, and your booking information (if available). If you don’t have documents yet, that’s okay. We can still help immediately.

Absolutely. The firm is available 24/7/365. Arrests and emergencies don’t follow business hours, and neither do we.

No. Consultations can be completed by phone or video. Many clients prefer remote meetings, especially if they live outside St. Petersburg or were visiting Florida when arrested.

You will receive direct communication from attorney Rory Safir or senior paralegal Kristen Bubis. Both handle intake, evidence review, and case onboarding so you get reliable answers from the start.

No, waiting can hurt your case. Florida’s DMV deadline is only ten days after a DUI arrest, and early legal action can influence what charges the prosecutor ultimately files.

A brief summary of what happened, any charges mentioned by the officer, your next court date (if known), and the best time to reach you. More detail helps us prepare, but even a short message is enough to get started.

No. Reaching out for information does not create any obligation. The free strategy session is designed to help you understand your situation so you can make an informed choice.

Yes. The firm regularly steps into cases the same day someone is arrested or served. Immediate representation helps preserve evidence and protect your rights from the start.