Auto insurance companies determine a driver's premium based on accidents, tickets and other relevant information. While you may not have total control over an accident, it is possible to limit the number of points on your driving record.

When you receive a speeding (or other traffic) ticket, plead responsible and simply pay the fine, your points are reported to the Secretary of State. Thereafter, when the insurance company reviews your record (as they all do periodically), your premium could then increase up substantially, all because of a speeding ticket.

As a result, it is important to fight speeding tickets to keep your driving record clean and save you money.

For a reasonable fee, our attorneys can represent you and negotiate with the prosecuting attorneys to limit your exposure to potentially hundreds if not thousands of dollars in increased insurance rates over the course of a few years. In most cases, you won't even have to take time off work and appear in court, which saves you time and additional money.

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