Miller Cerasuolo, PLLC
558 Southlake Boulevard
Richmond,
VA
23236
Phone: 804.325.1697
Fax: 866.480.1626
Author Archives: Amber
Speeding in Blacksburg, VA? Our Attorney Got this Ticket Reduced
Charge: Speeding, an Infraction- 72 mph in a 55 mph zone Continue reading
Texting While Driving will be a Primary Offense, Starting July 1, 2013
By July 1, texting while driving will be a primary offense, one for which police can pull you over. Continue reading
Speed 14 over the limit.. Charged with a Criminal Offense!
In the Pulaski General District Court, our attorney worked with the court to get our client’s reckless driving charge of driving 14 mph over the limit REDUCED to a non-moving violation that carries zero points. Continue reading
Just like his brother: Tommy Brown Arrested for DUI
“Trouble behind the wheel runs in Bobby Brown’s family — his brother Tommy was arrested this morning for driving on a suspended license” … TMZ reported. Continue reading
Speeding 83 in a 65 zone, Charged with Reckless Driving
Charge: Reckless Driving, a Class 1 Misdemeanor- 83 mph in a 65 mph zone. A Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal offense. Continue reading
A Hogan that can’t handle her alcohol
Linda Hogan insists … downing ONE glass of champagne before getting behind the wheel isn’t enough to put her in the DUI category — pleading not guilty today to driving under the influence after her October arrest Continue reading
“Your office was very easy to work with..”
Your office was very easy to work with, with prompt and informative responses. Thank you once again. Continue reading
Speed Traps in Blacksburg, Virginia
Speed traps in and around Blacksburg, in Montgomery County Virginia: Continue reading
What factors does a judge consider when he hears a traffic case?
A Virginia traffic judge takes a lot into account when hearing a case before he makes his decision. Having an attorney that knows the judge could be the difference between guilty and a dismissal. Continue reading
Should I do community service to help reduce my traffic ticket?
Often, we have clients that want to continue (extend the date) on their court date to allow time to log some community service hours prior to their hearing, in hopes of a lower reduction. Continue reading
