Highest Rated Staunton VA Traffic Lawyers • 1400+ Client Reviews
Staunton VA is the county seat for Augusta County. Law enforcement officers in Staunton VA are dedicated to strictly enforcing the traffic laws. Most of the enforcement comes from the law enforcement officers that patrol Interstates 81 & 64, along with other highways. Do not plead guilty to any traffic violation without first consulting an experienced lawyer. An accomplished Staunton VA Traffic Lawyer can present your best defense if you have been accused of any traffic violation.
CAUTION: A Traffic Violation may increase the automobile insurance premium by as much as 79% depending on the offense according to Insurance.com
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Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law is an established law firm that represents clients accused of Staunton VA traffic violations. Our attorneys have accumulated over 45 years of collective traffic law experience and are routinely recognized by the legal community for excellence in legal ability and ethical standards. Our lawyers represent clients before the Augusta General District Court, which is located in Staunton. We have been recognized as a “Best Law Firm” and hold an “AV Preeminent” rating by Martindale-Hubbell for high ethical standards and legal excellence.
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Staunton VA Traffic Law Representation – General District Court
A traffic violation can be classified as either a felony, misdemeanor or traffic infraction. Reckless driving, DUI, and speeding are some of the more popularly enforced traffic violations. Penalties may include incarceration, loss of driving privileges & excessive fines. We examine every case in detail so that we can determine the best defense strategy. Our goal is to secure each client the best possible outcome according to the law and facts of the case. We have the experience to protect you and your future.
Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law Defend Staunton VA Traffic Violations
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Habitual Offender
- DUI
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Eluding the Police
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Hit & Run
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No Valid Driver’s License
- Fail to Yield to Emergency Vehicle
- Commercial Driver Violations
- License Restoration
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Reckless Driving
- Out Of State Driver
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Aggressive Driving
- Handheld Cellphone while Driving
- Fail to “Move Over”
- Speeding Ticket
- Accidents
- Moving Violations
- No Automobile Insurance
- Suspended Driver’s License
Staunton VA Suspended Driver’s License Case DISMISSED
Our Staunton VA traffic lawyers defended a client who was accused of driving on a suspended driver’s license in violation of Va. Code 46.2-301 – a criminal misdemeanor with harsh penalties. Our client had no idea that her driving privileges were suspended. We prepared and argued the case in such a manner that the client did not have to return for trial. Our winning argument was the Commonwealth was unable to sufficiently prove the “notice” element. The Court dismissed the case.
Fail to Move Over/Yield Emergency Vehicle DISMISSED
Our traffic lawyers represented a client who was charged with failing to yield to a stationary emergency vehicle, more popularly known as the “Move Over Law” in violation of Va. Code 46.2-861.1 for simply failing to make a lane change while travelling on the Interstate 81. Many folks who drive in Virginia have no idea that such a law exists, but that is not a defense. The law does not require a lane change if the driver exercises caution. We convinced the Judge to enter an order that protected our client.
Staunton VA Reckless Driving Speeding 89/65 mph NOT GUILTY
Our traffic attorneys represented a client from Maryland who was pulled over on Interstate 81. Our client was a U.S. Armed Services member. She was concerned about being convicted of a criminal misdemeanor offense. Such a conviction would affect her career and her security clearance. We persuaded the Judge why it should not find our client guilty of a criminal misdemeanor. The Court agreed and found our client not guilty of reckless driving.
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9/10/2021 | Updated 5/13/2023