Put the legal experience of Assumption Parish and Napoleonville Louisiana “Following too Close” ticket Attorney Paul Massa to work for you
A traffic ticket lawyer since 1991, with proven success in Assumption Parish and Napoleonville Louisiana traffic courts.
Approximately 60% of auto and truck accidents in Louisiana are caused by drivers “Following too Close” to the vehicle in front of them.
LA. R.S. 32:81 states the driver “shall not follow another vehicle more closely tham is reasonable and prudent.” The Two Second Rule is recommended as reasonable and prudent by Louisiana’s driver’s license guide book, as well as, other major highway safety organizations.
The two second rule is for optimal conditions, the distance should be increased to 3 or 4 seconds during times of inclement weather. State troopers use stop watches and time your distance from the vehicle in front of you using a fixed land point. If less than two seconds in optimal conditions they can write you a ticket for “Following too Close”.
There are many ways to contest a “Following too Close” ticket in Louisiana since using a stop watch is far from an exact science.
A “Following too Close” violation will likely result in fines, points on your driving record and increased insurance costs. Your license could be suspended as a result of this citation for a driver who already has points on his or her driving record!
Although you may think it is easier to simply pay the fine and go on your way, being represented by a lawyer can actually save you money and headaches in the long run. Contact ticket attorney Paul Massa for a free case review of your ticket.
Telephone and internet consultations are always FREE with no obligation.
IT IS EASY TO START THE FREE CONSULTATION PROCESS:
1. To begin, please fill out the FREE CONSULTATION FORM or call 504-975-6606
2. When I receive your information through my website form, I email a message to you with an Offer of Legal Representation, how I can help you, and also an immediate FREE legal fee quote for your consideration.
3. When you accept my Legal Representation Offer, by paying the legal fee and sending me a copy of your traffic ticket, I do all the work as your attorney representing you before the court. You will not need to appear in court.
4. After your ticket is successfully resolved, I will provide you with the final disposition, any court paperwork, and all the instructions to follow if there is a fine to pay the court in order to keep your ticket off your driving record at DMV.
It’s easy to retain the legal experience of Louisiana traffic ticket lawyer Paul Massa for your case.
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Just fill out the free consultation form with your ticket information. Once I receive your information from the form I will quickly respond with an offer to represent based on your specific legal situation. If you hire me I do all the work and appear on your behalf. It’s that simple.
In most cases, there is no need for unnecessary meetings at my office or even the need for you to appear in court for your hearing.
Assumption Parish traffic court procedures are quite unfamiliar to most people. Which is why it can be difficult for most motorists to make a persuasive presentation to the judge. Having an attorney or lawyer represent you can dramatically increase the chances of keeping your traffic ticket violation off your driving record and avoiding your appearance in court.
Attorney Paul Massa knows the local court rules and has appeared before the court for many other clients for over 30 years. This now allows him to represent you in the most effective matter, for the most advantageous results possible. His traffic ticket defense experience will benefit you for years to come.
If you have a Assumption Parish “Following too Close” turn to traffic ticket attorney Paul Massa for a free consultation of your case. He offers legal services throughout the State of Louisiana in all cities and Parishes.
Examples of Assumption Parish traffic tickets Paul defends:
• Speeding
• Red Light
• Stop Sign
• Failure to Yield
• No Insurance
• HOV/Carpool Lane
• CDL – Commercial Drivers
• Cell Phone/Texting
• Following too Close
• Too Fast for Conditions
• Obstructing an Intersection
• Speeding in a School Zone
• Suspended License Reinstatement