Traffic Defense

Recently, a client was driving a motorcycle on I-76 and weaving through bumper-to-bumper traffic. He was pursued and pulled over by a state trooper and later charged with several offenses, including fleeing and eluding a police officer. The client called…

After a client in Philadelphia was pulled over for speeding, they enlisted the help of Attorney Fienman, who had the ticket reduced to a zero-point nonmoving violation. The outcome of an individual case depends on a variety of factors unique…

Attorney Fienman successfully represented a client who received a speeding ticket on I-95 for going 39mph over the limit. Fienman negotiated to have the ticket resolved as a zero-point nonmoving violation; the client only paid a $175 fine and did…

After a previous client’s license was suspended, he again sought Attorney Fienman’s help to reinstate his driving privileges. Fienman found the cause of the license suspension and filed appeals for two tickets on behalf of his client. As a result…

A Philadelphia client was charged with driving under a DUI-suspended license and called traffic attorney Michael Fienman straight away. Fienman represented the client in court, amending the ticket to driving without a valid license. Because of Fienman’s swift action, the…

Philadelphia attorney Michael Fienman represented a client facing fines and points on her record after a traffic citation. The woman had been driving on I-95 when she got into a three-vehicle accident. She later received a ticket in the mail…

A local woman hired traffic attorney Michael Fienman after she was charged with driving under a DUI-suspended license. She faced 60 days in jail, a $500 fine, and a 12-month license suspension. Relying on his significant experience with these charges…

Attorney Michael Fienman represented a man with former DUI charges so he wouldn’t go to jail after being caught driving with a suspended license. Five years ago, under different legal counsel, the man pled guilty to a DUI charge. His…

A Pennsylvania man received a ticket for allegedly driving 36 miles per hour over the speed limit and following too closely. Thanks to traffic attorney Michael Fienman’s legal experience, the client’s speeding conviction was amended to a 0-point non-moving violation…

When a client received a license suspension notice in the mail after pleading guilty to driving with a suspended registration, he immediately called criminal defense attorney Michael Fienman. Fienman quickly took legal action within the notice’s 30-day window and filed…