Martin A. Kron

this was my first time hiring an attorney for a ticket. I had a ticket for speeding in a school zone, and was in jeopardy of having my license suspended. Martin was honest, clear and available. He just community are with me and shared I was found not guilty!!! So grateful and thankful for Martin and ...his team!

When I called the Firm I was very hesitant in even hiring an attorney but after speaking with with the attorney I felt very comfortable in my decision in hiring an attorney. I had a reckless driving summons in NY and the attorney Lindsay Kron met me at court. She was so personable and nice. She was... able to have my summons reduced to a no point no criminal violation with a minimal fine. This Firm is amazing and did a great job. I would definitely recommend them in the future.

SAVE YOUR $$. I'm not big on writing reviews, but wanted to warn others about not wasting their $$ with this firm. I received a NYC traffic ticket for an illegal left turn from the middle lane. Probably my first summons in over 10 years. The fee they charged me was $500.00 -- payable immediately. Mr.... Kron wasted no time and charged my credit card within 15 minutes of our conversation. I received a few emails keeping me informed of postponed court dates for the 11 month period. Essentially all they did to "represent" me was to postpone my court date 3 times (max). I explained to them that I legally changed lanes prior to making a legal left turn from the left lane. Unfortunately, the officer didn't see it that way, even though I had a witness in my car. None of that mattered, since they didn't ask me to appear or write any statements. Finally, a late night, impersonal email came informing me that I was found guilty and had only 2 weeks to pay my ticket or my license would be revoked. I was now out another $138.00 on top of the $500 I already paid them. I'm sure I would have had a more favorable result if I represented myself. Bottom line - do your homework first before hiring someone who is a retired NYC traffic judge. Obviously, in my case it didn't help!