Q: Why should I hire you?

A: We utilize both Lawyers & Paralegals, and this unique combination provides you with the highest level of professionalism and experience + the cost savings advantage of using a paralegal where suitable. “The Traffic Lawyers”® was founded by a Lawyer with over 20 years of experience both prosecuting and defending Criminal & H.T.A. charges. If you need a Lawyer, we are the right Team – we are composed of Lawyers who spend their professional career defending serious driving offence; if you need a Paralegal, you will find our Team Members to be the best in the business and at fees comparable with any paralegal traffic ticket defence company in the industry. We can’t imagine why you would think of going anywhere else.

Q: Do you always win?

A: No, and don’t believe anyone who tells you that they do. While it is true that the vast majority of charges can either be defended entirely or reduced to a lesser charge, no-one wins all the time. If it sounds like a slick marketing gimmick, rest assured that it is. Training and experience are the most realistic predictors of success. We don’t think that there is anyone out there who is capable of taking better care of you than our Team.

Q: I can’t afford to pay the ticket, can I afford your services?

A: Probably not. Ours fees will likely exceed the fine amount on the face of the ticket. However, the primary reasons cited by clients for utilizing our services are to save demerit points, or a driver’s license, or to seek relief from potentially crippling insurance increases. If there is a way to eliminate the charge we will find it; if the charge cannot be eliminated then we will get you the best deal possible by seeking to reduce your charge to the most minimal charge available. The general expectation is that the long term gains of properly defending the charge will dramatically outweigh the short term expense of our fees.

Q: If I have a traffic ticket, do I need to attend Court?

A: Usually not. Most clients are looking for a withdrawal of the charge or a plea to a lesser charge, either of which can be achieved in the right circumstances without the Defendant appearing. If you choose the “trial only” option then a decision will be made after we have heard whether or not you have evidence to offer that might afford you with a defence, and we will let you know whether your presence is required, or optional.