A CDL driver was charged with Failure to Yield the Right of Way, a four point traffic infraction in Chesterfield County, Virginia. In the Chesterfield County General District Court, our firm and attorneys were able to negotiate with the Judge, avoid points on the client’s driving record, and was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation. The client’s auto insurance was not at all affected because the charge was reduced and he owed minimal fines and court costs.
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Prince George County- Reckless Driving Generally, Accident- Dismissed
A Delaware resident was ticketed and charged with Reckless Driving, a six point Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal conviction, for a single car accident that occurred in Prince George County, Virginia. The client lost control of his car and ran it into the median. He retained our firm after a no obligation free phone consultation with one of our Attorneys. The client did not have to attend his hearing, as our Attorney appeared on his behalf. In the Prince George County General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge and Officer on the defendant’s behalf and convinced the Judge to dismiss the charge completely. The client owed fines and costs.
Watch Out Richmond Drivers Traveling Under the Lombardy Street Bridge
If you received an accident during this rush hour traffic backup, consult an Attorney to discuss your options. Don’t just pay a Reckless Driving Accident ticket! It can cost your points on your record, thousand dollars of insurance premiums down the road and a possible loss of your license.
Bridge Restoration Contractor Fined $40K for Causing Major Traffic Backups
Henrico Resident Crashes into a Local Gym during Child’s Birthday
Check out this article from the Richmond Times Dispatch:
SUV crashes into Henrico Gym during Child’s Birthday; no injuries
This driver might have walked away with just a ticket, but he is facing possible jail time, fines up to $2,500 and license suspension. Does he deserve it?
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The Attorneys at Miller-Cerasuolo Law Firm have successfully represented thousands of traffic clients: from simple speeding charges to serious reckless driving criminal offenses to DUI and drug related charges. Our Attorneys always get the best possible outcome for our clients in the courtroom. They travel to these courts on a weekly basis; usually they will be in front of the same Judges two or three times a week.
When it comes to traffic matters, our Attorneys are experts. They know the Judges. They know the Officers. They know the roads and the speed limits. And when it comes to getting your charge reduced, our skilled Attorneys know how to get the best possible outcome in your case.
All of our traffic consultations are free and you will speak directly with any attorney. Our Attorneys are honest and experienced. We will not take your money if we cannot help you out. Our fee to handle your case is affordable and there are no hidden fees.
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Henrico County- Reckless Driving Generally, Accident- Dismissed
A client was charged with Reckless Driving, a six point Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal conviction, for rear-ending another car in Henrico County, Virginia. The client retained our firm after a no obligation free phone consultation with one of our Attorneys. The client did not have to attend his hearing, as our Attorney appeared on his behalf. In the Bland County General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge and Officer on the defendant’s behalf and convinced the Judge to reduce the charge to a lesser traffic infraction. The client owed minimal fines and costs.
Bland County- Reckless Driving Generally, Accident- Dismissed
A client was charged with Reckless Driving, a six point Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal conviction, for losing control of her car on an exit ramp off of I-81 in Bland County, Virginia. The client retained our firm after a no obligation free phone consultation with one of our Attorneys. The client did not have to attend her hearing, as our Attorney appeared on her behalf. In the Bland County General District Court, our firm was able to negotiate with the Judge and Officer on the defendant’s behalf and convinced the Judge to dismiss the charge, as long as our client completes a driving improvement course over the next six months.
Hanover- Reckless Driving 91/70 –Reduced, No Jail/ Suspensions
A local Virginia resident was charged with Reckless Driving, a six point Class 1 Misdemeanor, criminal offense, for traveling 91 mph in a 70 mph zone in Hanover County, Virginia. With this type of charge, the client was facing jail time, license suspension and fines up to $2,500. In the Hanover County General District Court, our attorney was able to negotiate with the Judge and had the charge reduced to a lesser speeding infraction. The client avoided jail time, license suspension, high fines, points on his license and insurance record and owed minimal fines.
Reckless Driving 82/70 in Dinwiddie County, Reduced by our Traffic Attorney
A Virginia resident was charged with a six point Misdemeanor for Reckless Driving: traveling 82 mph in a 70 mph zone in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Since the client was driving over 80 mph, she faced high fines, points on his driving record, and higher insurance rates if convicted. In Court, our firm negotiated with the officer and the Judge and was able to get the charge reduced to a non-moving violation that carries zero demerit points. The client owed minimal fines and court costs.
Reckless Driving 84/70 in Dinwiddie County, Dismissed by our Traffic Attorney
A Washington DC resident was charged with a six point Misdemeanor for Reckless Driving: traveling 84 mph in a 70 mph zone in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Since the client was driving over 80 mph, he faced high fines, points on his driving record, and higher insurance rates if convicted. In Court, our firm negotiated with the officer and the Judge and was able to get the charge completely dismissed if the client completes a driving improvement course within the next three months. The client owed minimal costs.
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