Traffic Violations 

Philadelphia Traffic Violation Defense Lawyer

To many people, a traffic infraction is an insignificant matter that should be taken care of by simply paying the fine. However, by paying the ticket, you are essentially pleading guilty to the offense. At our firm, attorney Randolph L. Goldman almost never recommends that a client plead guilty. Regardless of the charges, you have a right to contest the matter in court. Contact our defense law firm to learn more about how to beat a traffic ticket.

Speeding Ticket, Suspended License or Other Traffic Matter?

What many people do not realize, is that there are defenses to use in contesting a traffic ticket. Was the radar gun functioning properly? Were there technical errors or discrepancies in the ticket that was issued? Attorney Randolph Goldman meticulously reviews the ticket and potential reasons for contesting it. He is also experienced in helping clients reinstate their license after it has been suspended or revoked.

Our law firm handles all types of traffic violation matters, including:

• Speeding tickets
• Reckless driving
• Driving under suspension
• Driving without insurance
• DUI/drunk driving
• Running a red light or stop sign
• Hit and run accidents
• Other traffic violations

If a traffic ticket is not properly contested, the violation will be recorded on your driving record. Accumulation of violations may result in serious consequences, such as increased car insurance premiums, a suspended driver's license and hefty fines. Therefore, it is critical to consult with an experienced lawyer who will fight to protect your driving privileges.

Contact our criminal defense law firm to speak with attorney Randolph Goldman about your rights. We offer free initial consultations.

Our law office is located in downtown Philadelphia. We serve residents of West Chester, Doylestown, Media, Norristown, Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia County, PA. Our clients rely on attorney Randolph Goldman to aggressively defend their rights.