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Hundreds of traffic citations are issued each day in Knoxville, Knox County, and surrounding counties. Tickets are issued for many reasons including speeding, failure to yield, reckless driving, following too close, failure to obey traffic control device, violation of the “move over” law and dozens of other reasons. The penalties for a simple ticket can be harsh and are magnified if they occur in a construction zone.
Many people can not afford the consequences of a conviction for a moving violation on their driving record. If you drive a company car, have company auto insurance, or drive as part of your job, you risk losing your job, insurance coverage and other penalties.
A lawyer with experience handling traffic tickets can assist you. Robert Kurtz will give you honest and direct advice about whether hiring an attorney will be beneficial to your case.
When you call for an initial consultation regarding your ticket, please have the following information:
1. The citation number;
2. The name of the agency/officer who issued the ticket;
3. The date of the ticket;
4. The county or city where the citation was received; and
5. Your court date.
