March 2026
Client was driving on Route 28 in Loudoun County on Christmas Eve to work overtime hours. They were a little late to work and were rushing. Unfortunately they did not realize they passed a Loudoun County Sheriff's police cruiser also driving on Route 28. Using moving Radar the police officer c... Read On
March 2026
Client was driving on Route 28 in Loudoun County. Route 28 is a very large road so it's easy to speed and not realize it. A State Trooper happened to be driving behind our client and paced them at 87mph in a 55mph zone. There were no issues with the stop but the client was cited for reckless d... Read On
March 2026
Client was driving to the gym and simply tried to pass another vehicle. They were stopped by a Fairfax City Police Officer. The Fairfax City municipality has lower speed limits so it's easy to speed in that area. The client was charged with reckless driving at 57 mph in a 35 mph zone. This is... Read On
February 2026
Client was driving down I-495 in heavy traffic (rush hour). As usual in rush hour people were moving in and out of traffic as lanes opened up and then got congested again. This resulted in the need for consistent hard-braking as people in front of our client kept doing hard stops. Unfortunatel... Read On
February 2026
Client was in Virginia visiting family from California. As it frequently happens they came upon a traffic signal that had turned yellow. The client didn't think they had enough distance to stop in time so they proceeded through cautiously. Unfortunately the light turned red before they got to ... Read On
February 2026
Client was driving to work and running late. There was some traffic so they sped up to pass another vehicle. Unfortunately there was a Fairfax City Police Officer running radar at that moment and they were cited for driving 63mph in a 35mph zone. The client had a good driving record so the Off... Read On
February 2026
Client was stopped for speeding by a Fairfax County Police Officer. They did not have their driver's license with them which they admitted to the police officer. They had figured their driver's license ID had just expired and had not gotten around to getting an updated license since they took U... Read On
February 2026
Client was driving home after a Halloween Party and got stopped for speeding. The Vienna Police Officer smelled alcohol and started his investigation. As in most DUI cases he administered standard field sobriety tests. These consisted of the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, Walk and Turn, and One-Le... Read On
April 2025
Client was driving home back to Florida after visiting their son in Virginia. Anxious for the long drive home the client was stopped for speeding at 72/45. Due to the speed the Loudoun County Sherriff issued a reckless driving ticket. Given the client resided in Florida we filed a motion askin... Read On
April 2025
Client was driving to pick up their child at Elementary School and was stopped for driving 42/25 in a school zone and issued a speeding ticket. We looked up the school's opening and closing times and the client just within the time-period of which the school zone criteria applies. However, thei... Read On
April 2025
Client was driving to work at Dulles Airport on I-66 and was running late. Their speed got away from them and were stopped by a Virginia State Trooper driving 102mph in a 55mph zone and issued a ticket for reckless driving. This was a big deal because, at excess of 100mph, a person faces a jail... Read On
April 2025
Client was charged with speeding at 40/25 zone in the Town of Herndon in Fairfax County. There was nothing extravagant about the case as they were simply driving home from work. Herndon has lower speed limits in the town so there are a lot of speed traps. The client could have prepaid the tick... Read On
April 2025
Client was driving home around midnight from a birthday party earlier in the day. They were stopped by a Fairfax County Police Officer for driving 76/50 zone. Due to the elevated speed the officer wrote them a ticket for reckless driving. Alcohol was not a factor in this case. Rather than app... Read On
March 2025
Client was stopped by a Town of Herndon Police Officer for driving 52/25 and issued a ticket for reckless driving. They were a little frustrated because they had gone to Starbucks earlier and quickly grabbed their drink. However, upon getting down the road, realized they had received the wrong ... Read On
April 2025
Client was stopped for speeding at 80/55 Read On
May 2025
Client was driving through the Town of Vienna after dropping off their sister at Vienna Metro when they came to a green light that was cycling to yellow. Unfortunately it was icy conditions on the road. When the light turned red it was unclear if they could stop in time and simply slide into th... Read On
May 2025
In this case the client was stopped on Route 7 for driving 86mph in a 55mph zone. They were driving to work as a 5th grade teacher and were simply running late. The Virginia State Trooper wrote them a summons for reckless driving by speed for a court appearance in the Loudoun County General Dis... Read On
October 2023
Client was driving on Route 28 and there was a Fairfax County police officer and tow truck on the side of the road. It appeared there had been an accident and the tow truck was getting ready to transport a vehicle from the area. Client was unaware that Virginia Law requires citizens to move ove... Read On
October 2023
Client was driving on I-66 going to the gym late at night and was stopped by a Virginia State Trooper. As it happens the Trooper observed our client speeding at around 75mph and started pacing them. Pacing is when the Police Officer either drives behind another vehicle keeping equidistant their... Read On
October 2023
Client was driving on on the Express Lanes on I-66 when he was stopped for driving 91mph in a 65mph zone. Normally I-66 is a 55mph zone but the Express Lanes are designated as a 65mph zone. In this case, due to the speed, the Virginia State Trooper issued a citation for reckless driving. Clien... Read On
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