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My name is Scott Klippel. I represent passengers who were found with firearms at TSA passenger security checkpoints in the civil proceedings that TSA initiates against them. These proceedings involve the issuance by TSA of a Notice of Violation which seeks to impose a civil monetary penalty. I am not involved in any defense regarding criminal charges which might have been filed against the passenger.
I started TSA NOV Defense shortly after I left the Transportation Security Administration in April, 2013. I was an attorney with TSA from its inception in 2002 and I was in charge of TSA’s Chief Counsel’s Office Notice of Violation Program from July, 2007 until I left TSA. During that time period, on behalf of TSA, I handled over 4,500 NOV cases through the Informal Conference process.
I graduated from the University of Texas School of Law in 1976. (Hook’em Horns). After law school, I spent 5 years with the Kings County (Brooklyn, NY) District Attorney’s Office; when I left, I was in the Homicide Bureau where I was responsible for trying only murder cases. I was fortunate to be able to return to Austin where I worked for the Texas Prosecutor Council and the Texas Attorney General’s Office. In 1985, I opened my private law office in Austin for the practice of criminal defense. In 2000, I moved to the Washington DC area and worked for the U.S. Department of Justice. Shortly after 9/11 and the creation of the Transportation Security Administration, I joined TSA’s Office of Chief Counsel.
When I retired from TSA, I moved to the Holy Land. Feel free to confirm this at the Texas Bar website - . Click on "Find a Lawyer", enter my name and you will see the Texas Bar has my office listed as in Jerusalem, Israel and that I have been licensed in Texas since 1976.
I would be most happy to provide you, without charge, with an overview of TSA’s Notice of Violation process, so that you can better understand what you or your client is facing and can make an intelligent decision on how you wish to proceed with the NOV that was issued or will be issued.
My flat fee for representing someone is $400 and is payable throught PayPal.
I look forward to talking to you.
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19 years | 750 cases
19 years | 750 cases
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State: New York
Acquired: 1978
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State: Texas
Acquired: 1976
No misconduct found
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Posted by Shaheed | June 04, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Administrative Law
Healthcare executive
Scott handled my TSA notice of violation. He responded immediately when I reached out to him. He was extremely efficient and professional throughout the process. He got resolution for me quicker than any other option I had. I will absolutely recommend him to anyone who goes through a TSA violation be...
Posted by Joseph | April 15, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Criminal Defense
Great attorney
Scott was great. I had a weapons violation at SEATAC Airport and Scott helped me navigate the TSA violation successfully.
Posted by anonymous | July 24, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Administrative Law
Scott Klippel Review
I had a very negative experience when I hired Scott to help me with a TSA case. While he is certainly very knowledgeable about these TSA cases, Scott seemed to be spread very thin and was not able to spend much time or attention on my case at all. He seemed interested in helping me before I cut the c...
Updates as of 7/24/19, 5/30, 6/11/19, 6/22/19 - As I stated on May 21, I don't believe that this was posted by a client. It is now over 60 days since I offered a full refund this unhappy "client." I have not heard back, which reinforces my belief that this posting is a troll. May 21, 2019 - It is difficult to respond to an anonymous complaint since I cannot review the file, but I will do my best. First, everyone reading this should be aware that when I am retained, their fee stays in my Trust Account until the case is settled. It is only after the case is settled that I consider my fee earned which means I can transfer the fee to my personal bank account. Thus, it is in both my client's interest and my interest to settle a case as quickly as possible, so it doesn't make sense that, as stated in the above post, "he did not care about helping me." If this post is really from a client, then, before he retained me, he would have received a pre-engagement email from me setting out what the expected settlement with TSA would be and how much could be expected to be saved, even factoring in my fee. In the six years that I have been operating TSA NOV Defense, I have never reached a settlement with TSA that cost a client more money than what I promised in my pre-engagment email. This is the first time I am hearing about this complaint and therefore I am baffled by it. However, if, the person who posted this was really a client, please contact me directly at [email protected] and I will immediately refund your entire fee.
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1976
JD - Juris Doctor
1972
BA - Bachelor of Arts
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