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Flagship Service — Impaired Driving Defence

One Decision Shouldn’t Define Your Future.

Experienced representation for impaired driving matters across Alberta and other provinces across Canada.

One Traffic Stop.

One Charge.

Questions. Uncertainty. Stress.

You Still Have Options.

Professional Legal Representation Can Make A Difference.

How It Unfolds

The impaired driving process

Open each stage to learn what typically happens.

1 Traffic Stop

An officer initiates a stop and may begin an impaired driving investigation based on their observations.

2 Investigation

This can include roadside screening and standardized field sobriety procedures used to gather evidence.

3 Charge Issued

If the officer forms reasonable grounds, a charge may be laid and documentation provided to you.

4 Licence Suspension

Immediate roadside sanctions may apply, affecting your ability to drive while the matter proceeds.

5 Court Process

The matter moves through the court system, where disclosure is reviewed and procedure matters.

6 Possible Outcomes

Outcomes vary by case. Early, informed guidance helps you understand the range of possibilities.

7 Professional Representation

Experienced representation helps you navigate procedure, disclosure and your options with confidence.

What you should understand

Immediate Roadside Sanctions

Alberta's roadside program can trigger immediate licence and vehicle consequences before any court date — understanding these early matters.

The Court Process

Impaired matters proceed through provincial court. Disclosure review, timelines and procedure all play a role in how a case unfolds.

Driver's Licence Implications

Suspensions and reinstatement requirements can affect work, family and daily life. Knowing the rules helps you plan.

Insurance Considerations

Charges and convictions can significantly affect insurance. Informed decisions early can be important to your long-term position.

Why Legal Advice Early Matters

Time-sensitive steps and deadlines exist. Obtaining guidance promptly helps protect your options throughout the process.

This information is general and not legal advice. Specific guidance requires a consultation.

Conrad Rattray, B.A., NCSO

Conrad Rattray, B.A., NCSO

Paralegal / Traffic Ticket Specialist

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Why Choose Conrad Rattray

Credibility built on real experience

Canadian Armed Forces

Instructor in safety, driving and tactical training — structured discipline.

Accident Investigation

Collision investigation and reconstruction expertise.

Region of Peel Investigations

Police Services accident investigation experience.

Public Service Experience

Long-term safety and operations roles with major cities.

Traffic Law Specialization

Focused representation in Alberta traffic safety matters.

Health & Safety Leadership

NCSO certified, with deep compliance and auditing background.

20+

Years of Professional Experience

5+

Professional Background Areas

100%

Commitment to Every Case

1000+

Traffic Matters Assisted

Client Reviews

What clients say

Conrad explained everything clearly and made a stressful situation manageable. Professional from start to finish.
— M. T., Edmonton
Responsive, knowledgeable and genuinely cared about my case. Highly recommend the free consultation.
— J. R., Edmonton
I had no idea where to start with my ticket. The intake process made it simple and reassuring.
— S. K., Edmonton
Excellent guidance through the court process. Felt supported every step of the way.
— D. P., Edmonton
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Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the consultation really free?
Yes. Your initial case review is free and confidential, with no obligation to proceed.
Do you handle matters outside Edmonton or Alberta?
Yes. We assist with traffic matters throughout Alberta and in other provinces across Canada.
Can you guarantee an outcome?
No reputable representative can guarantee outcomes. We focus on understanding your case and explaining your options honestly.
What should I do before my court date?
Obtain guidance early. Deadlines and procedural steps can be time-sensitive, so reach out as soon as possible.
Is this website legal advice?
No. The information here is general and educational. Specific advice requires a consultation about your situation.

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