A traffic ticket deserves a thoughtful defense.
More than a ticket
Traffic violations may affect insurance rates and driving privileges. Depending on the charge and driving history, consequences can include fines, suspension, revocation, or imprisonment. The specific rules vary by age, license type, and offense.
Before you pay the fine
Paying a ticket may mean accepting a conviction. Before taking action, discuss your situation with an attorney to understand whether a dismissal, supervision, or another resolution may be available.
Protecting your driving privileges
David examines the violation, considers available defenses, and litigates when appropriate. If you receive a suspension or revocation notice, contact the office promptly. Commercial drivers should seek advice about the additional rules that apply to their license.
Steps to protect your interests
- Keep your ticket and all notices related to the violation.
- Make note of your court date and any response deadlines.
- Do not assume paying the fine is your only option.
- Contact an attorney promptly if your license is at risk.
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