we are a very small company located in Pa. our first trip out of state into NY.,Our truck broke down on side of the road and wouldnt ya know there was an officer right there to inspect us., Well long story short, we got citations for being over weight , over lenght,no turn signals, no lights( due t...o things out of our control.),failure to use emergency equipment, any way, we came across" attack my ticket site" and did a ton of reading.,( thier site is very informative and has all the answers you may need. The web site even had average amounts to what you would have to pay in for what ever citation. After readind thier web site found out that we could possibly pay in over $20,000.00 and at the cost we would have had to go out of business and our driver could have got a ton of points on his lisence.. Thanks to mr. Palumbo we got most everything dismissed and the last 2 of our citation were lowered to minor violations with no points attached. Total fines being $150.00 plus our fee to Mr. Palumbo. He is given our greatest Thanks., to him we have been able to keep our business up and rolling. We are very very GREATFUL to have found him. To help him out please check closely with your connecting states if you plan on hauling in them., every state is differant and we learnt our lesson. Our greatest Thanks., Mrs. Smith

I was driving my wife and daughter home one night and was pulled over for speeding while passing through New York state. The officer was in a bad mood and issued me a multi-point ticket. This was my first speeding ticket and I soon discovered that NY's traffic laws are more complex than my own st...ate. I spoke with a couple of traffic attorneys on the phone the following day. When I called Michael's firm I actually spoke with Michael and not one of his staff. By the end of that conversation I was convinced that he could help me. Michael also offered a money back guarantee which was important because as a single paycheck family money was already really tight . I was hoping for a quick resolution but that did not happen. The city where my ticket was issued has a history of generating revenue through the nearby highway and therefore the court had a backlog of cases. A year and a half later Michael was able to reduce my ticket to a "failure to obey a traffic control device" which (barring dismissal) was the next best outcome. The wait was the one aspect of this experience that was really tough - more so since I was out-of-state. At the beginning I would email Michael for status updates (probably too often) and always received a prompt reply. Those weekly emails turned into monthly emails as it became apparent that the case was stuck at the court level. If you're considering Michael than my advice is to put your trust in him completely and let him do his thing. He understands the courts and knows what he is doing. I would absolutely recommend him. Drive safely everyone!