What Sets Us Apart From The Rest?
Gannes & Musico, LLP is here to help you get the results you need with a team you can trust.
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We Provide Free Case Evaluations to Discuss ALL Your Options
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We Have Achieved Thousands of "Not Guilty" Verdicts for Our Clients
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Our Firm Is the Winner of the Avvo Clients' Choice Award
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We've Provided Over 30 Years of Aggressive Traffic Defense
The Legal Process: Working with a Reckless Driving Lawyer in Union City
When you face a reckless driving charge, our legal team guides you from your first call through the court process. Here’s what you can expect if you work with a reckless driving attorney in Union City:
- Free case review: We listen to what happened and explain what penalties you might face. This first step helps you understand your case without any upfront commitment.
- Case investigation: Our attorneys examine the circumstances of your ticket or arrest and review the police report and road conditions. We look for details that could influence your defense.
- Strategy development: We tailor our approach to your situation, focusing on the facts, any procedural issues, and your unique circumstances.
- Advocacy in court: Our lawyers represent you in Union City Municipal Court, working hard to protect your record and minimize long-term impact where possible.
- Clear communication: We keep you informed and answer your questions, so you never feel left out of the loop.
Union City often schedules municipal court hearings quickly, making prompt legal guidance especially important. Our team prepares you for each step, from your first court date through resolution, so you always know what comes next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as reckless driving in New Jersey?
Reckless driving is any instance where someone drives with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of others. This includes excessive speeding, aggressive lane changes, or ignoring signals in a way that puts others at risk.
What penalties can I face for a reckless driving charge?
Penalties may include significant fines, points on your license, increased insurance rates, possible license suspension, and up to 60 days in jail for a first offense. Second offenses can bring harsher consequences.
Will I lose my license for reckless driving?
Some cases can lead to a license suspension, especially if there are prior offenses or aggravating factors. The court reviews each case individually and considers your driving history before deciding.
Do I need to appear in court for a reckless driving ticket?
Most reckless driving charges require a court appearance in Union City. If you hire a reckless driving lawyer, the attorney can often appear on your behalf or guide you through the steps as needed.
How can a reckless driving attorney help with my case?
An attorney provides guidance through New Jersey's traffic laws, evaluates your case, and develops a defense tailored to your situation. Having legal support can help you navigate court procedures and work to protect your driving record.
Take the Next Step—Get the Support You Deserve
If you're facing a reckless driving charge in Union City, contact Gannes & Musico, LLP for guidance focused on your needs. Request your free case evaluation, get direct answers to your questions, and learn what legal options fit your circumstances.
Our reckless driving attorneys offer years of experience, strong communication, and a client-focused approach for every case. Call (877) 803-2603 or reach out online now to get started and move forward with confidence.
Case Results
More than 10,000 Drivers Helped Every Year
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Not Guilty Child Seatbelt Ticket
Our client was charged with a child seatbelt violation. Facing three points and fines, our client was found not guilty, avoiding both penalties.
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Not Guilty Failure to Yield
Failure to Yield, facing 3 points and fines. He was found not guilty in court, avoiding both penalties.
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Not Guilty Cell Phone Violation
Cell phone violation. Facing fines and 5 points, he was found not guilty, avoiding both penalties.
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Not Guilty Failure to Use Signal
Charged with failure to signal. Facing two points and fines, he was found not guilty, avoiding both penalties.
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Not Guilty Illegal Passing
Illegal Pass charge, carrying three points and fines. The violation was reduced to Jaywalking, which carries 0 points.
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Not Guilty Disobey Traffic Device
Disobey Traffic Device charge, facing two points and fines. The violation was reduced to a no-point parking violation.