Attorney William C. (Bubba) Head is known throughout the country as an expert on criminal and DUI defense. Thanks to his extensive experience and knowledge, he has authored numerous books and articles on DUI law, lectured at DUI seminars, and been recognized as a leader in the field through multiple legal awards and honors. Mr. Head received his law degree in 1976 from the University of Georgia School of Law, and was admitted to the Georgia Bar Association that same year. In 1990, Mr. Head was admitted to the South Carolina State Bar. A founding regent of the National College for DUI Defense (NCDD), Mr. Head has served as the Regent of the College two times since its creation in 1995. This college serves as the premiere training organization for DUI lawyers throughout the country. Mr. Head was honored as the “National DUI Lawyer of the Year” by the NCDD in 2003. Mr. Head is also active in several professional legal organizations including: the American Bar Association, the American Trial Lawyers Association, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Georgia Defense of Drinking Drivers, the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the Gwinnett Bar Association. Mr. Head has been recognized on several prestigious lists, such as: Top 100 Trial Lawyers in America, Who’s Who in the World Registry, Who’s Who in American Law, and National Who’s Who Registry. In March 2001, Mr. Head was featured in Atlanta Magazine as “Atlanta’s Best DUI Attorney.” Mr. Head is the author of six books about DUI, including 101 Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Conviction, The Georgia DUI Defense Trial Practice Manual, and The DUI Book. Written for the average layperson who has been charged with driving under the influence, The DUI Book has become so in-demand that he has been asked by other attorneys to co-author state-specific editions. Mr. Head has been active in the education of other DUI defense lawyers throughout the nation. He organized an intensive training program at Harvard Law School for recent law school graduates and developed a “DUI Bootcamp” in order to help Georgia public defenders represent their clients. He has also organized and sponsored courses on NHTSA field sobriety testing as well as breathalyzer testing—the same training courses that law enforcement agents take. Mr. Head also provides his legal marketing consulting services to attorneys who are interested in attracting more clients and increasing their profits. He began advertising his law firm on the Internet in 1995, and has helped his peers generate millions of dollars through successful marketing.