Brian H. Clark is the owner and sole attorney of the BHC Law firm. He is an experienced attorney in serious DUI/DWI, criminal and traffic cases. He is known for unrivaled customer service and a tireless work ethic that is often unseen in the legal field.
*******Ocean City Attorney Brian Clark reflects on the new bodycam program by the Ocean City MD Police this summer. Will a body cam video of the entire encounter and arrest be helpful in your case? What about the video of what occurred at the police station during the booking process? Will the Judge be shown […]
Read MoreIn an effort to help the nonprofit with its hopes of locating a new base office, local attorney Brian H. Clark donated $5,000 this week to the C.R.I.C.K.ET. Center (Child Resource Intervention Center Kids Empowerment Team), which offers a safe location and resources for children and family members needing protection, support, crisis intervention, trauma based […]
Read MoreAre you looking for a DUI lawyer in Ocean City, Maryland? Attorney Brian H. Clark has got you covered. Practicing DUI law exclusively in the Ocean City and Snow Hill courthouses in Worcester County, Brian Clark knows the ins and outs of the area and is dedicated to resolving your case. Ocean City DUI cases […]
Read MoreAre you looking for the best criminal defense lawyer in Ocean City, Maryland? Meet Brian H. Clark, criminal, DUI & DWI defense attorney in the Ocean City, MD area. Whether you’re visiting from out of state or live in the area, trust BHC Law to handle your case with extensive knowledge, experience, and professionalism. The […]
Read MoreAttorney Brian Clark recently presented a $3,000 donation to Worcester County GOLD, Inc. (Giving Other Lives Dignity) for emergency food distribution for less fortunate residents of Worcester County. Worcester GOLD is a nonprofit organization aiming to support families in crisis, vulnerable adults and children in foster care with financial aid. Pictured from right to left […]
Read MoreFour years after making it a citation offense, the City Council threw its support this week behind a request to return an open container violation to a misdemeanor that can result in an arrest determined by the discretion of a police officer. To read the full Article, please click here
Read MoreAttorney Brian H. Clark recently presented two checks totaling $3,000 to the Ocean City Police Department to be donated to the Josh and Tommy Memorial Scholarship Fund. Clark also presented a check for $1,000 to the police department, for the purpose of distributing bicycle lights to both residents and visitors of Ocean City in order […]
Read MoreDeputy Fire Marshal Ryan Whittington and OCPD Officer Jeff Heiser created ‘The Josh and Tommy Memorial Scholarship’ to commemorate two fallen Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) officers. On June 30, 2013, a small plane crashed into the ocean, a quarter mile off the 130th Street beach, claiming the lives of veteran OCPD Officer Tom Geoghegan, […]
Read MoreWHAT IS AN IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE? An Ignition Interlock device is an instrument that is connected from your vehicle’s ignition system to a breath analyzer that measures a driver’s alcohol concentration. The driver must blow into a mouthpiece connected to the device, and if the device registers a reading of a .025 or higher breath […]
Read MoreMVA ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) has the authority to restrict, suspend or revoke your driving privileges. Prior to such action, they are required by law to give notice of the proposed action and advise you of your right to contest the restriction, suspension or revocation of your license by requesting an […]
Read MoreVIOLATION OF A LICENSE RESTRICTION If you are found guilty of a DUI/DWI offense, these convictions are reported to the MVA and recorded on your Maryland driving record. Those convictions, as well as other moving traffic violations, result in a points assessment: 8 points for DWI and 12 points for DUI. An accumulation of […]
Read MoreOcean City Police last week issued over 100 citations for underage alcohol possession in a single night, including 94 at one underage house party. Last Wednesday, Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) officers working in plainclothes details issued over 100 citations for underage drinking. Of those, 94 were issued a single underage house party. OCPD officers […]
Read MoreAttorney Brian H. Clark recently presented a check for $2,000 to Ocean City Police Chief Ross Buzzuro for the purpose of obtaining and distributing bicycle lights to residents to further enhance bike safety along resort roads. To read the full Article, please click here. Photo Courtesy: Maryland Coast Dispatch
Read MoreOCEAN CITY — If Governor Larry Hogan is successful in pushing through one of his latest initiatives, more drivers arrested on drunk-driving charges will be riding with ignition interlock devices inside their vehicles. Hogan last week announced a proposed expansion of the state’s ignition interlock system in the hopes of reducing the number of drunk […]
Read MoreOCEAN CITY — With the arrival of another summer season and the pending invasion of the June Bugs, Ocean City will certainly see a spike in the number of lower level crimes, such as simple marijuana possession and disorderly conduct, for example, but the resort’s holding cells will not likely be filled with young revelers […]
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