Mt. Pleasant Traffic Violations Lawyer — Summerville, North Charleston, Charleston
A traffic ticket is not the worst type of trouble with the law, for sure — but a traffic violation citation is potentially more serious than just fines doubling in work zones. It is more than a simple annoyance or administrative detail. "Just paying" a traffic ticket to get it out of the way can have long-term consequences such as:
- Expensive fines and fees
- Raised auto insurance rates
- Difficulty obtaining auto insurance
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Points added to your driving record, which may add up and trigger a driver's license suspension
Thousands of Tickets Handled With Over 20 years of Experience!
If you have been charged with a traffic violation, it is a good idea to talk to a lawyer before paying the ticket, which is by nature an admission of guilt. At Drennan Law Firm in Mt. Pleasant, traffic violations attorney John L. Drennan brings a great deal of experience to the task representing South Carolina residents and visitors charged with offenses such as:
- Speeding
- Other moving violations
- Failure to obey a stop sign or traffic signal
- Reckless driving
Some traffic violations are more serious and require more time and effort to resolve. Mr. Drennan's extensive experience advocating for people charged with serious crimes is valuable for clients facing charges of:
- Hit-and-run accidents
- Vehicular manslaughter
- Driving with a suspended license
Traffic Ticket Defense in and Near Charleston · Reckless Driving? Attorney John L. Drennan Gets Results for Drivers Charged With Violations
In many cases, clients of Drennan Law Firm have come looking for legal counsel regarding a serious criminal matter such as a drug crime or DUI — and they also have traffic tickets. Mr. Drennan helps these clients and others at very reasonable rates. Contact Drennan Law Firm in Mt. Pleasant. Traffic violations attorney John L. Drennan can evaluate your case and offer clear direction toward a successful defense. The law firm represents drivers ticketed anywhere in South Carolina, including the I-26, I-95 and US 17 corridor.
