Weiss & Associates, PC

We actually do not handle EZ pass tickets. They carry 0 points and do not affect your license or insurance rates. Good luck, however, fighting them. Attorney Advertising

We do but only when the client has a reasonable chance for a successful outcome. You need to show a reasonable excuse for your failure to timely respond to the offense as well as a reasonable defense. Attorney Advertising

James, a stop sign ticket is a 3-point ticket that carries roughly a $150 fine.  It also can adversely affect your insurance rates if you have any other convictions (or an accident) on your record within the last 36 months.  We, therefore, recommend that you plead not guilty and fight this ticket (especially if you have any other open or closed traffic tickets within the last 3 years). We can help and, if you retain our law firm, you will NOT have to appear in court. We charge a flat fee of $350 for most NYC traffic tickets. However, we have special pricing for TLC drivers like yourself. Attorney Advertising

Hey Vinnie, in my situation I work with the city. I got a failed to yield to ped ticket which is generally a hard ticket to fight and I was told by Weiss group that fail to yield to ped with all the vision zero in ny is no joke. I just gave them the information and let them take care of it. I don't know how but when I got my not guilty from the judge these guys work magic. Telling you they are good in court.

Ikram, thanks for taking the time to post such nice praise about us. We aim to provide 100% satisfaction with all of our clients. Consultations are free. Attorney Advertising.

Maria, called us and asked if we were a "scam". We explained that we've been in business since 1991, that our lawyers are all licensed and in good standing, and that we have tens of thousands of happy, past clients. Our staff are polite and helpful. We invite anyone to test us out.

An electronic device ticket carries 5 points and roughly a $200 fine in NYS. In NYC, these tickets are particularly hard to fight because there is no plea bargaining. The only way to possibly beat a NYC electronic device ticket is to plead not guilty. Feel free to call us to discuss your case further in a free consultation. 212-683-7373 Attorney Advertising

Take it to Weiss and associates. It is easy take your ticket to them ask them to fight it for you. You literally pay the fee and they take care of everything else on your behalf including the court appearance. When I got my ticket, I didn't have to appear in court. They took care of all the details and I was very satisfied when I was emailed that my ticket came back as not guilty for me.

I can't tell you if it's worth fighting or not but in my case it was worth fighting. By hiring them I did not have to appear at any hearings (I pleaded not guilty) It worked out well for me by having my ticket dismissed but it is not guaranteed that every ticket ends the same way. Their fee was $500, I don't know if there is a sliding scale depending on the type of ticket. I can only say in my case it was well worth it. Good luck.

Hi Jason, we're sorry to hear about your misfortune. You should fight these tickets. Often when you receive multiple tickets at the same time, you can work out an outcome which is less severe. Call us at 212-683-7373 for a free consultation. Attorney Advertising

Goran, so sorry to read. You should file a criminal complaint with the New York Police Department.

No, sorry. We only handle moving violations.

Yes, call us at 212-683-7373 and one our Spanish-speaking representatives will help you. Attorney Advertising.

I'm not sure, have you tried emailing the attorney assigned to your case?

You should call them to ask tjem thay question. This is just a forum for goofle map users to hwlp each other out wjth general questions.

No problem. We prefer having it but can fight it anyway. It is rare when we cannot track down information regarding a client's lost ticket. Please call us to discuss at 212-683-7373 to discuss. PS If you have a court notice that would be helpful to send. Attorney Advertising.

The 15 day deadline listed on the NYC traffic ticket form means 15 regular days. With that said, you often have more than 15 days to actually answer the ticket. If you're "late" in answering, try to enter your not guilty plea anyway and as soon as possible. Or call us at 212-683-7373 for a free consultation. Attorney Advertising.

Every case is different and depends on location, severity of offense(s), points, etc. I've had 3 different tickets handled by them for myself and family, and they were all different prices. That being said, expect to pay around $400 and up.