If you have a wreck and the officer thinks it’s your fault, they may give you a ticket for failure to reduce speed, or failure to yield the right of way, or some other “safe movement” violation. Hopefully, the accident is not too serious, and your main concern is whether it will cause your insurance to go up! If you’ve gotten an accident-related ticket, I can probably help you get it dismissed. Usually, I contact your insurance company and ask them to send me a letter stating that they have paid for the damages to the the other person’s car, or have settled any personal injury claim that has been made against you. I then take that letter to an assistant D.A. and usually they will dismiss the ticket. Depending upon how much your insurance company paid the other driver or injured person to resolve the case, that dismissal may keep your insurance rates from going up. If you have gotten an accident-related ticket, please give me a call at 919-683-2175 so we can figure out the best way to handle your specific case.
About kenI've been practicing law in Durham, NC for 26 years. Traffic, personal injury, workers compensation. Wake Forest, '80, Mercer Law, 83. Wife, 2 sons and a dog named Blitzen!
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