Speeding in most states—including New York and New Jersey—is what’s known as a “strict liability offense.” This means that there is no legal excuse for speeding. A person pulled over for speeding is taking a big risk by trying to justify going over the limit. This doesn’t stop people, however....
Continue readingHave you recently received a ticket while visiting Florida? You are certainly not the first person this has happened to! Whether on vacation or visiting on business, dealing with a traffic ticket in another state can quickly become a hassle. Sure it may seem easiest to just pay the ticket...
Continue readingWith so many exciting attractions and events every year, Michigan is a fantastic place to travel for vacation. Every year many Canadians cross the border and travel to Michigan to enjoy the sites and tourist spots. Whether you’re in Michigan for business or pleasure, it is a good idea to...
Continue readingThis is a guest blog post from our friend Mike Driver who is a DUI attorney in TX. If you are charged with DUI in NY or NJ make sure to contact us at 888-883-5529. Even if you consume just one alcoholic drink, your judgment can become impaired and you risk getting into...
Continue readingIf you permanently move and your address has changed in New York then you are required by law to notify the New York Department of Motor Vehicles within 10 days. It is pretty simple to change your address and New York’s DMV affords you several options in taking care of...
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North Carolina and South Carolina are states that are members of the Interstate Driver’s License Compact, a speeding ticket you receive in New York will be sent to the North Carolina DMV if you have a North Carolina Driver’s License. Your home state DMV will asses points from your New...
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