Although a traffic ticket can seem like a short-term problem, it could potentially lead to a wider array of problems down the line. Distracted driving can lead to pesky penalties or some pretty serious consequences for repeat offenders. The New York Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) states that while driving, it is...
Category: Reckless Driving
Leaving the Scene After Injury to Animals
In the state of New York, drivers are required by law to stop and report any incident that causes injury to an animal. The regulation was put into place to protect the safety and well-being of both pets and wild creatures and subsequently hold drivers who harm them accountable.
How Consulting an Attorney Can Actually Save You Money
If you received a speeding or other traffic ticket in New York, you have a choice. You can fight the ticket and try to avoid paying the fine or open up your pocketbook and pay the ticket. You may assume that compared to paying for speeding tickets, the lawyers’ fees...
Top Tips for Fighting a Reckless Driving Ticket
Did you know that some of New York State’s top speed traps are on I-90? From Cheektowaga all the way to Albany, authorities are generously handing out tickets for speeding and other violations, including reckless driving.
But just because an officer gave you a ticket doesn't mean...
Common Defenses Used for Tailgating
Following too closely, known as tailgating, is a common cause of traffic accidents. For this reason, New York’s various traffic authorities vigorously police these violations. However, innocent drivers are sometimes caught up in the zealous efforts at stopping this accident catalyst.
Fortunately, a tailgating charge doesn’t equate to...
