Traffic Violations
Traffic violations are a common occurrence on America's roadways. A variety of legal concepts define what constitutes a traffic violation. "Failure to Yield" is a common citation given to motorists who fail to obey a stop or yield sign, traffic light, or who fail to respect oncoming traffic while turning. While a traffic violation does not always directly lead to an accident, at least one violation is always cited after an accident in order to determine who was at fault for the accident.
Police and other traffic authorities are like all people: they can make mistakes. Receiving a traffic citation or being accused of a violation you are reasonably certain you did not commit can be both upsetting and frustrating. Depending upon the nature of the violation and your past history, your citation can result in suspension or revocation of your driver's license, hundreds or thousands of dollars in fines, and even possible jail time. The long-term consequences may mean a sharp increase in your insurance premiums or cancellation of your auto insurance entirely.
However, many traffic cases can be successfully defended or negotiated by an experienced attorney. At VanDerGinst Law, our attorneys have handled thousands of traffic charge-related cases. Drawing on this experience, we can help you navigate your options and determine what course of action will be most effective for your situation. If your case has merit and it can be proven that you did not violate any traffic law, you can exonerate yourself from guilt and move on with your life. We can fight hard on your behalf, and we'd be honored to help.
If you or a loved one needs representation for a traffic violation or related charges, call VanDerGinst Law at 1-866-843-7367 or click here for a FREE online case evaluation. Your first consultation is always free of charge. During that visit, we will be able to tell you up front what we may be able to do for you and what the attorney fees would be for your case. Our fees are always competitive, so don't hesitate to contact us to learn how we can help.
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| Sun, 21 Mar 2010 08:17:23 GMT Franklin County area police log Chambersburg Public Opinion CRASH: No one was injured in a two-vehicle crash Friday morning on the Interstate 81 southbound entrance ramp. Click here to read this Traffic Violations news article. |
| Fri, 19 Mar 2010 09:42:00 GMT Marina Police Log: Intoxicated man makes threats against officer Thecalifornian.com - Local News THE MALE ADULT WAS INTOXICATED AND WAS NOT ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF HIMSELF. HE LATER MADE THREATS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST A MARINA POLICE OFFICER. Click here to read this Traffic Violations news article. |
| Wed, 17 Mar 2010 21:31:32 GMT TriMet Bus Driver Fined For Traffic Violation KPTV Beaverton A TriMet bus driver who was caught driving with a suspended license and running a red light pleaded no contest in traffic court Wednesday morning. Click here to read this Traffic Violations news article. |
| Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:04:17 GMT Taylor County Sheriff's Office: Motorist reports gun being pointed at her Abilene Reporter-News Two of the individuals were released, while one was transported to the school and turned over to officials there. Click here to read this Traffic Violations news article. |
| Mon, 01 Mar 2010 08:00:00 GMT Friendswood Police Activity March 1 through 5, 2010 The Family Badge Charles Gallman, 47, of Pearland was charged with Theft after he was observed taking two chairs from an outside display at Kroger, 151 N. Friendswood. Click here to read this Traffic Violations news article. |
| Fri, 05 Mar 2010 19:11:52 GMT University Police Daily Activity Report: March 5,2010 Centre Daily Times At 0926 hours, a staff member reported damage to a restroom in Brumbaugh Hall that occurred at an unknown time. Click here to read this Traffic Violations news article. |
