Yorkshire Town Court Traffic Ticket Lawyer

In cases such as a automobile collision when there is a potential for civil liability against the defendant, the defendant may agree to plead no contest or "guilty with a civil reservation", which essentially is a guilty plea without admitting civil liability.  This is really more applicable in New Jersey.

Plea bargaining can present a dilemma to some defense attorneys (but not for me), in that they must choose between vigorously seeking a good deal for their present client, or maintaining a good relationship with the prosecutor, for the sake of helping future clients.  However, for me, I only care about one person in this equation:  YOU, the client!  I want you to be happy, to write me a testimonial (see my testimonials here: Yorkshire Town CourtTicket Defense Testimonials)  

There is an expression I use from the "old country":  "Don't be right, be smart!"  Sometimes people insist that they are not guilty and they want to have a trial.  I tell them that they might be right, but who is the judge going to believe, the cop or the motorist?  Usually it does not pay to have a trial which is risky and likely in traffic courts to end in conviction.  Rather, I usually plea bargain the cases to get the points and fines reduced or eliminated.

Of course, I cannot guarantee the results, that would be unethical for me as an attorney.   But I can guarantee that if you hire me, you will get one of the most aggressive traffic and criminal defense attorneys in Cattaraugus  County, New York!

The process works like this:  Once you hire me, and provide a copy of the ticket(s) in Yorkshire Town Court, I usually can contact the court and handle all the details through email.  You don't need to show up to court in most cases in Cattaraugus  County traffic ticket cases, and you don't even have to show up to my office.  After I resolve the matter, I email you the payment instructions if there is money to be paid, and that is it, you are on your merry way!  I make the process as painless as possible, and have done so for more than 20,000 tickets as of January 2018.