iTicket Law

[dsjohnson97]

I regularly listen to IC Pods. Last week learned that iTicket Law is a sponsor and listened to quite a story from Jason Staples about getting a ticket in Harnett County last year and the great service provided by iTicket Law in disposing of said ticket and saving many thousands of dollars.

North Carolina has an online filing system for criminal and civil matters and there is no record of any such citation. Marketing is one thing but wholesale creating a story is another and not a good reflection for iTicket Law. Wouldn't have given this a second thought but for the inordinate amount of time spent discussing said firm on recent podcasts.

 

[lakelawyerheel]

Not saying you are right or wrong but wanted to add the caveat that the search feature on Odyssey is absolutely atrocious. You can name search multiple times in a row and get different results

 

[dsjohnson97]

if the ticket was dismissed there wouldn't be a record of it; most traffic lawyers can get a few tossed completely each month and no court costs or anything are paid (source: fixed traffic tickets in New Hanover)

That is not correct. Even a dismissed citation will show within the court's records.

 

[camelheelfan]

The real question here is why are you looking up his traffic tickets?

 

[LuxLibertas]

I regularly listen to IC Pods. Last week learned that iTicket Law is a sponsor and listened to quite a story from Jason Staples about getting a ticket in Harnett County last year and the great service provided by iTicket Law in disposing of said ticket and saving many thousands of dollars.

North Carolina has an online filing system for criminal and civil matters and there is no record of any such citation. Marketing is one thing but wholesale creating a story is another and not a good reflection for iTicket Law. Wouldn't have given this a second thought but for the inordinate amount of time spent discussing said firm on recent podcasts.

Dang. You might have just caught him red handed lol

 

[dsjohnson97]

Because the ad seemed like a complete exaggeration

 

[Ta31p]

I can't listen to the Day after Podcast b/c of Jason. I know most love his insight, but the arrogance is too much for me to stomach.

 

[Heel Alum]

That is not correct. Even a dismissed citation will show within the court's records.

sometimes in some counties they don't

 

[Chamtrain]

That is not correct. Even a dismissed citation will show within the court's records.

Are you sure you know his full legal name?

 

[Hugh J Hoal]

Anyone used iTicket yet? my dad (79) got a 52 in a 35 near Calabash couple weeks ago. Lives in Clemmons/Florida so wont be driving back. I sent him link to iTicket site, figuring it cant hurt to try it.

Or if anyone is a traffic lawyer in that area and could help us out, send me a PM. Thanks in advance.

 

[Chamtrain]

Anyone used iTicket yet? my dad (79) got a 52 in a 35 near Calabash couple weeks ago. Lives in Clemmons/Florida so wont be driving back. I sent him link to iTicket site, figuring it cant hurt to try it.

Or if anyone is a traffic lawyer in that area and could help us out, send me a PM. Thanks in advance.

I don't practice anymore but I know a ton of practicing attys. If iTicket doesn't work out let me know, I can ping a listserv for a local referral. He's probably about to get a bunch of mailers, he should just pick the cheapest from that bunch (given the speed it's a very simple case).

 

[lakelawyerheel]

I don't practice anymore but I know a ton of practicing attys. If iTicket doesn't work out let me know, I can ping a listserv for a local referral. He's probably about to get a bunch of mailers, he should just pick the cheapest from that bunch (given the speed it's a very simple case).

This is correct

 

[Hugh J Hoal]

Thanks. Pretty much what I told him to do. When he told me about it, he had only gotten one solicitation, but thinks most of them are likely going to their FL house (its the official principle residence as they snowbird there for 6+ months). So I mentioned iTicket as they would find the lawyer for him and do the legwork. Anyway, I'll follow up with him tonight and see what the latest is.

 

[unctarheel1984]

I was talking to a lawyer this morning who said Pender and Brunswick County traffic lawyers that solicit by mail are handling routine speeding cases like this for $75 to $125 flat rate + costs to get it reduced to a non-moving violation.