ABOUT

OLIVIA MYERS

Born and raised in Akron, Ohio, Attorney Olivia A. Myers practices an assertive and dynamic brand of criminal defense, DUI/OVI, and Juvenile Law/Family Law in Summit County, Portage County and surrounding areas.
When it comes to DUI/OVI cases, hands-on experience and broad-based expertise make all the difference. Attorney Myers understands the reality of what her clients are facing and deals with everyone in a caring, compassionate and approachable manner. She has made it her mission to act on the behalf of those who have been arrested and charged with driving under the influence, specifically in the areas of Motions to Suppress, filing Motions for Discovery and Inspection, Bills of Particulars, Exculpating Information, Motions to Dismiss and jury trials. Additionally, she has extensive experience in arguing Motions to Suppress when dealing with lack of probable cause to stop an offender, improper administration of field sobriety tests, and failure to adhere to the National Highway Safety Standards.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Her educational credentials include a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice, and a minor in Paralegal Studies from the University of Cincinnati, and a law degree from the University of Akron School of Law. 

Attorney Myers has fully immersed herself in every aspect of the criminal defense system. She began her career in criminal defense law by becoming involved in various legal clinics at the University of Akron, as well as visiting inmates weekly at the Summit County jail to provide them with legal research. 

During her third year of law school, she prosecuted juvenile delinquency cases as a certified legal intern. She also represented indigent clients charged with misdemeanors as a certified legal intern for the Portage County Public Defender.


YOUR DEFENSE

Olivia Myers fiercely represents clients in criminal, traffic and domestic disputes. She is active in the defense of Ohio OVI/DUI cases throughout Northeast Ohio. She has developed the skills of a trial attorney litigating cases in state court. 
Attorney Myers is a member of the National College for DUI Defense, and the Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. She trained as a trial attorney by attending the National Defender Training Project’s 2019 Trial Advocacy Program.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Can I refuse to take a field sobriety test?

    Yes, you have the right to refuse to take a field sobriety test. Just inform the officer that you do not wish to take any tests and then call an attorney.

  • What happens when I refuse to take a breathalyzer or a field sobriety test?

    You will most likely be arrested, and then you should contact an attorney as soon as possible. An attorney will have a better chance of fighting your case.

  • How can I get a hold of you after office hours?

    We are open 24/7, so someone will always answer the phone any time of day or night. If needed, we will act swiftly in emergencies.

  • How do I know what to expect during the court process?

    It is important to get a local attorney who is familiar with the individual procedures of each court. We help guide you through all of the court procedures and make sure your constitutional rights are met and that you get a fair resolution.

  • Will you drive to me?

    Yes, we understand that someone charged with DUI will have limited driving capabilities, so we will drive to you for the initial free consultation.

TESTIMONIALS

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