If your driving privileges have been suspended or revoked in Pennsylvania, having the help of a knowledgeable attorney in restoring those privileges can be crucial. Clemons Richter & Reiss has a great deal of experience in assisting individuals who have licensing problems and our attorneys are available to help you.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is responsible for administering drivers’ licenses to Pennsylvania residents. PennDOT has the authority to suspend or revoke driving privileges for many reasons, including criminal convictions, DUI refusals and point accumulations. However, you may have a valid reason for contesting PennDOT’s decision to suspend or revoke your license. It is important that you consult with an attorney as soon as you are contacted by PennDOT so that you do not lose your right to contest PennDOT’s actions.
As a courtesy to you, below we have outlined the schedule of points for Pennsylvania traffic citation convictions. An accumulation of too many points could result in your license being suspended for a substantial period of time or even revoked.
If you have been charged with a traffic citation and are concerned that a conviction could result in you losing your license, you should consult with an attorney before going to court. In some instances, our firm is able to avoid you incurring a suspension or revocation by addressing the charge prior to conviction.
Please contact our firm at 215-348-1776 to schedule a free consultation during which we will discuss your case and your options. We would be happy to explain why your license has been suspended or revoked and what you can do to address the problem.
Service station owners who perform safety and emission inspections rely on their Certifications as necessary income for their business. Having those Certifications suspended or revoked could mean a substantial loss of income that could cripple a business. Service station employees find that their Certifications are a condition of employment. Losing those Certifications could mean a loss of employment.
In certain circumstances, PennDOT has the authority to suspend or revoke a Certification if they have cause to believe that the service station owner or an employee has violated the law. If you are a service station owner or employee and you have been notified by your Quality Assurance Officer that your Certifications are being suspended or revoked, it is important that you immediately consult with an experienced attorney. In some instances, you may only have 30 days to appeal PennDOT’s action before you lose your rights.
Clemons Richter & Reiss has a great deal of experience working with service station owners and employees. We welcome the opportunity to meet with you for a free consultation so that we can discuss why PennDOT has acted against your Certifications and what you can do protect your livelihood.
Stefan Richter is a 1990 graduate of Temple University with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, and a 1993 graduate of Temple University School of Law. The focus of his practice has been on civil litigation; including association, bankruptcy, construction, corporate, and insurance law. Stefan concentrates in all aspects of community association law, including assessment collections, document interpretation and amendments, covenants enforcement, transition issues and associated litigation. Admitted to practice before State and Federal Courts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Stefan is also a trained mediator.
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Doylestown, PA 18901
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