How long do points stay on your license in NY?
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) assigns points to a driver license after traffic violations to penalize poor driving behaviors. The points
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) assigns points to a driver license after traffic violations to penalize poor driving behaviors. The points
At least once a week I’ll hear from a client or prospective client dealing with an open traffic violation that he’s going to reach out
Who likes red light cameras? Good news if you don’t. A class action lawsuit has been filed against NYC and it accuses the city of
In a typical month our firm will offer hundreds of consultations on various traffic ticket and traffic violation matters. No matter the specific violation or
In the state of New York, to yield means to give the right of way to another person. That person may be another driver or
NYS VTL § 1229-c Operation of vehicles with safety belts and safety seats is the section of law which controls. Here are the basic rules: 1.
Out with the New York State/DMV Traffic Violations Bureau and in with the Suffolk County Parking and Traffic Violations Agency. If you’re not familiar with
My firm probably offers 10-15 consultations per day concerning issues at the NYS TVB, and just about every person wants to know if it is
I am representing a motorist who was pulled over for a two point insufficient turn signal violation. He came to me with a receipt for
The Brooklyn North Traffic Violations Bureau (TVB) is a NYS administrative agency (part of the DMV) that handles NYC traffic tickets issued in parts of
We have organized a statewide network of attorneys. In our network are both attorneys who work for Feifer & Greenberg and attorneys who work for other firms that regularly provide of-counsel representation to our clients. This statewide network allows us to match clients in a particular county or court with local attorneys who regularly appear on similar matters in the same county or court. It enables us to help clients anywhere in New York State and in our opinion provide particularly effective and affordable representation for our clients. Local attorneys can draw on their particular local experiences and, with travel time and expense removed from the equation, help us keep our legal fees low.
We recommend fighting almost all tickets. Even if the current NY traffic tickets aren’t particularly harmful, you have an incentive to keep your record clean for the future. Convictions quickly lead to surcharges, insurance increases and other complications. You should strongly consider any decision to pay a ticket without fighting.
Our lawyers are experienced, prepared attorneys who understand the nuances of fighting traffic tickets. Experience, preparation and good decision making help us to help our clients avoid points, surcharges, insurance increases and the other negatives that can easily result from a traffic ticket.
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