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Speeding Ticket Lawyers
A speeding ticket can mean fines, points on your license, and higher insurance rates. In some cases it can also lead to license suspension, especially for repeat offenses or very high speeds. The attorneys below handle traffic ticket defense.
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Common questions
Should I just pay a speeding ticket?
Paying is an admission of guilt — it puts points on your license and can raise your insurance. In many cases an attorney can get the charge reduced or dismissed, which may cost less than the long-term insurance increase.
Can a speeding ticket be dismissed?
Sometimes. Common defenses include faulty radar or lidar calibration, unclear speed limit signage, or errors on the ticket itself. An attorney can review the specifics of your stop.
Will a speeding ticket affect my insurance?
Usually yes. Most insurers raise rates after a moving violation, and the increase can last several years. Keeping the ticket off your record avoids that cost.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring the ticket itself, any photos of the area or signage, and note the details — where you were stopped, the posted limit, weather and traffic conditions.