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Monthly Archives: April 2011
NY Move Over Law Being Used To Trap Motorists
As we reported in “New York Move Over Law Takes Effect” at the beginning of the year, New York’s “move over” law went into effect on January 1, 2011. The move over law requires motorists on multi-lane highways to slow … Continue reading
Posted in New York Traffic Lawyer Tips, traffic law, Traffic Tips & Info
Tagged car, cop, DMV, move over, move over law, new york move over law, ny move over law, police, Speed trap, ticket trap, trap
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Can You Judge A Book By Its Cover? (Part 1)
I just judged a book by its cover. Of course, by “judging”, I mean that I plunked down $16.95 plus tax to buy it. I wasn’t in the market to buy a book. In fact, I have dozens sitting in … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged Blog, book, business, cover, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, expert, jon spoelestra, marketing, marketing outrageously, spoelestra
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Interlock Ignition Devices To Be Installed On All Cars In US?
U.S. Senators Tom Udall (D-N.M.) and Bob Corker (R-TN) have introduced legislation designed to reduce the number of drunk driving crashes and fatalities on America’s roads. The Roads Safe Act would provide $12 million in annual funding over 5 years … Continue reading
NYPD Apologizes To Cyclists Issued Speeding Tickets
In a highly unusual move, bicyclists who were issued speeding tickets while riding in Central Park were given formal apologies by the NYPD. Using a speed gun, the NYPD recently issued a speeding ticket to 10 different cyclists. These cyclists … Continue reading
Over 1,000 DWI Cases Could Be Overturned
A sharp defense attorney in Philadelphia was able to identify a major problem with how Philadelphia police calibrate their Breathalyzer devices and, as a result, 1,000s of DWI cases may be over-turned. Breathalyzer devices use a person’s breath to measure … Continue reading
Posted in New York Traffic Lawyer Tips, traffic law, Traffic Tips & Info
Tagged arrest, Breathalyzer, car, cop, crime, crime lab, driver, driving while intoxicated, dwi, intoxicated, intoxication, misdemeanor, police
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Failing To Stop For A School Bus Under VTL 1174(a)
We are often asked about New York school bus tickets under Vehicle And Traffic Law Section 1174(a). They are commonly enforced in order to protect you entering and exiting children. A New York school bus tickets carries a whopping 5 … Continue reading
How Much Does A New York Speeding Ticket Cost?
We are often asked this question. The literal answer for a first conviction is that a New York speeding ticket costs between $45 and $600. For speeding 1 to 10 mph over the limit the range is $45 to $150. … Continue reading
Maintaining Your Sources Of Business
Among lawyers, it is common to ask for a co-counsel fee. That is, a request to share in the legal fee when you recommend a client to another lawyer. Typically, lawyers will “share” fees although a straight referral fee is … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged business, estate, fee, law, lawyer, money, reciprocate, refer, referral fee, referring attorney, source of business, traffic lawyer, traffic ticket
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