Paying a traffic ticket is an admission of guilt and can lead to points on your driving record, higher insurance rates, and potential license suspension. Fighting the ticket gives you a chance to reduce or dismiss the charges, protecting your driving privileges and insurance.

We defend clients against a wide range of violations, including:

• Traffic tickets (speeding, red light, reckless driving, etc.)
• Criminal violations
• NYC desk appearance tickets
• OATH hearings
• Idling violations
• Civil penalties
• E-ZPass violations and collections
• DUI/DWI charges
• Suspended license cases
• And other violations

Speeding tickets can add points to your license and increase insurance costs. Our attorneys challenge the evidence, radar calibration, and officer testimony to seek a reduction or dismissal.

Yes. Using a handheld phone while driving in NYC carries a fine and 5 points on your license. We can challenge the officer’s observation, device usage records, and legal technicalities to dispute the charge.

If a child is not properly restrained in a car seat or booster seat, the driver can face fines and points on their license. We can help argue against improper citations or negotiate reduced penalties.

This violation covers ignoring road signs, lane markings, or traffic signals. It results in 2 points on your license. We analyze signage clarity, road conditions, and officer testimony to defend against the ticket.

Running a red light results in 3 points and fines. If a camera issued the ticket, we challenge the accuracy of the evidence. For officer-issued tickets, we question the officer’s view and the timing of the light.

Improper turns (e.g., turning from the wrong lane or making an illegal U-turn) can result in 2-3 points. We examine road markings, sign visibility, and traffic conditions to dispute the ticket.

Failure to signal is a 2-point violation. If you were in a situation where signaling wasn’t necessary or safe, we can challenge the charge.

Driving without insurance can lead to fines, a suspended license, and even vehicle impoundment. We help drivers contest wrongful charges or negotiate a resolution to reinstate their driving privileges.

A Desk Appearance Ticket (DAT) is issued by law enforcement for minor criminal offenses instead of placing you under arrest. It requires you to appear in court on a scheduled date. Ignoring a DAT can lead to a warrant for your arrest, so it’s crucial to have an experienced attorney defend your case.

The Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH) handles cases like sanitation fines, building violations, and environmental penalties. You can dispute these charges by presenting evidence and arguments at a hearing. Our legal team can represent you to challenge unfair penalties and fines.

E-ZPass violations can quickly add up due to late fees and penalties. If you’ve been wrongly charged or received excessive fines, we can help dispute the violation and negotiate a fair resolution.

Yes. NYC has strict idling laws, but many violations are issued unfairly. If you receive an idling ticket, we can assess your case and challenge the fine based on legal defenses.

Driving under the influence (DUI) or while intoxicated (DWI) can result in severe penalties, including:

• Fines and surcharges
• License suspension or revocation
• Possible jail time
• Increased insurance premiums
• Mandatory alcohol education programs

Our firm provides aggressive defense strategies to protect your rights and seek reduced penalties or dismissal.

Driving with a suspended license is a serious offense that can lead to criminal charges, fines, and even jail time. Our legal team can help you resolve suspension issues, reinstate your license, and defend against criminal charges.