Knee-jerk reaction
Laws are never introduced in a vacuum. There is always some context, a perceived need that causes government to act. Whether it’s pressure from a lobby group or some...
Increasing punishment for cell phone tickets
On October 20, 2014, British Columbia amended the laws under the section 214.2 of the Motor Vehicle Act. Previously, if you were charged with talking on a cell phone, you...
What to say when you get a ticket
Ask any driving lawyer and they’ll agree that the outcome of the ticket dispute can hinge on what happened after the alleged offence was committed. It’s possible...
Speeding ticket in Surrey? Red light in Abbotsford?
A ticket may seem like a small mistake but there are big consequences far beyond the cost of the fine. If you’re an “N”driver, one ticket will trigger...
A lawyer to defend your traffic ticket
Traffic tickets are serious matters. A conviction can mean the loss of your driving privileges, and the consequent loss of work and the ability to support your family....
The key to success in a speeding ticket trial
We have a major focus on driving law. Many lawyers don’t take the types of cases that we defend because they’re not interested in this type of work. For the...
Lawyers who know driving law
Whether you’re facing a driving prohibition, criminal DUI or traffic ticket, you need a to find one of the BC lawyers who know driving law. There are all sorts of...
Section 144: Driving Without Due Care and Attention
Some of the most heavy duty traffic tickets we deal with are issued based on alleged violations of Section 144 of the Motor Vehicle Act. This section is divided into three...
When Is My Trial?
As we explain the process of disputing tickets to clients, there is one question that always comes up: When is my trial? The answer depends largely on where you were issued...
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