Warning – Do Not Fall For This Red Light Camera Ticket Scam

In recent months, our legal assistants and lawyers have seen an uptick in fraudulent red light camera violations being sent to our clients in the mail. This sophisticated scam has become increasingly common especially in South Florida. Below is an example of a fake that our office has recently acquired. As you can see, it [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Florida’s 2021 Speeding Ticket “Hotspots”

In 2021, the world eased into a post-COVID19 "new normal." Florida was busy again rather quickly, a key indicator that people were getting back to work was the traffic on our roadways. Clearly, Florida law enforcement agencies were back to work because they issued 20% more traffic tickets than in 2020. We looked at FLSMV's [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Palm Beach County By The Numbers

Over the last decade, Palm Beach County has seen explosive population growth. It is now the 2nd most populated Florida county with 1.524 mil residents according to the 2020 census. That's over a 15% increase in total population. All those new people leads to more traffic congestion and ultimately more law enforcement on the streets [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Pinellas County By The Numbers

Over the last decade, Pinellas County has seen explosive population growth. It is now the 7th most populated Florida county with 978,872 residents according to the 2020 census. That's over a 7% increase in total population. All those new people leads to more traffic congestion and ultimately more law enforcement on the streets of Clearwater, [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Broward County By The Numbers

Over the last decade, Broward County also known as the Fort Lauderdale area has seen explosive population growth. Broward is now the 2nd most populated Florida county with 1,966,120 residents according to the 2020 census. That's over a 12% increase in total population. All those new people leads to more traffic congestion and ultimately more [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Orlando Area By The Numbers

Over the last decade, Orange County also known as the Orlando area has seen explosive population growth. Orlando is now the 4th most populated Florida city with 290,520 residents according to the 2020 census. That's over a 23% increase in total population. All those new people leads to more traffic congestion and ultimately more law [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Where In Florida You’re Most Likely To Get A Speeding Ticket

Due to COVID19 shut downs and more people working from home, there was considerably less traffic on the roads for a good portion of 2020. However, local law enforcement in many counties were still busy writing tickets! In 2020, there were 548,000 speeding tickets written across the state's 67 counties. COVID-19 may have slowed speeding [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Where In Florida You’re Most Likley To Get A DUI

First and foremost, the best way to avoid a DUI is to not drive while intoxicated on alcohol or any other drugs. A DUI arrest can be stressful and the consequences can have a long term, negative impact on your future. Also, your license will be at risk along with your ability to use driving [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Tampa Area By The Numbers

Over the last decade, Hillsborough County also known as the Tampa area has seen explosive population growth. Tampa is now the 3rd most populated Florida city with 404,636 residents according to the 2020 census. That's nearly a 20% increase in total population. All those new people leads to more traffic congestion and ultimately more law [...] continue reading »
Traffic Lawyer Report: Jacksonville Area By The Numbers

Over the last decade, Duval County also known as the Jacksonville area has seen explosive population growth. Jacksonville is now the most populated Florida city with 929,647 residents according to the 2020 census. That's nearly a 13% increase in total population. All those new people leads to more traffic congestion and ultimately more law enforcement. [...] continue reading »