Potential clients will sometimes ask me if I guarantee the results in traffic cases. It’s an understandable question. Unfortunately, the answer is “no.” Now, before you go on to the next website, let me explain why. The North Carolina State Bar prohibits it. Legal ethics rules do not allow lawyers to have “contingent fees” in criminal cases. And generally speaking, even though traffic cases can be very minor, they still are treated like criminal cases. So, let’s say you are charged with speeding 69 mph in 55 mph zone. If a lawyer were to tell you, “If I don’t get this ticket reduced enough to keep you from getting any insurance points, you won’t owe me anything,” that would be an improper contingent fee. That’s because the lawyer’s fee depends on — is contingent upon — the results. One reason for this rule is that lawyers who have not guaranteed a result may not be tempted to do something improper, like offer a bribe or lie, to obtain the desired result.
Do you have a traffic case? Call me now at 919-683-2175. I can’t make a guarantee, but I will do my best to get a result that will be worth your money.
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