Greg Prosmushkin's Injury and Accident Blogs

Everything changes when you sustain injuries in an accident. Riding in a vehicle can be an adventurous and amusing experience until it leads to dangerous situations. Intersection accidents can be even more tragic and may even lead to fatal injuries. One must take proper precautions while driving on the road. All drivers are required to […]

Aug 27, 2021
Greg Prosmushkin

Traffic violations can have negative consequences and may even lead to legal proceedings. Before you start driving on the road, it is extremely important that you are aware of traffic laws and regulations. Violating traffic laws can result in a traffic ticket, and you may have to pay a hefty fine or worse for failing […]

Aug 23, 2021
Greg Prosmushkin

A traffic ticket is a court order issued by a law enforcement officer to anyone who violates the laws. When a driver or motorist violates the state or local traffic laws, a traffic ticket will be issued. Most tickets are given for these two types of violations: Moving violation – This is given to vehicles […]

Aug 22, 2021
Greg Prosmushkin

It is not at all uncommon for an individual to miss a scheduled court appearance. That said, the courts still take a missed court date very seriously. Besides finding you guilty for the underlying offense, the court will usually issue a bench warrant for your arrest. This means something as insignificant as a minor traffic […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

Commercial trucking and interstate shipping make up the backbone of our economy. Unfortunately, all those trucks rolling from state to state are an easy target for police as they look to write revenue generating truck enforcement tickets. Truck enforcement tickets can take several forms. The most common way to get one is when officers wait […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

Understanding Pennsylvania Traffic Tickets for New Jersey Drivers You decided to go out of town this weekend to visit some friends in Philadelphia. In the heat of you looking forward to catching up with your old pals and experiencing the nightlife here in the City of Brotherly Love you forget yourself and start speeding down […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

You are zooming down Route 1 north in West Windsor. Music blaring. Sunroof open. Wind in your hair. And surprisingly no traffic to slow you down. Suddenly, you notice red lights flashing in your rear-view mirror of a New Jersey police car. The law enforcement officer pulls you over and writes you a ticket for […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

It is not uncommon to see police officers parked on motorcycles or in cars at busy intersections and roadways in Princeton looking for traffic infractions and pointing at vehicles to pull over to the side of the road. A traffic ticket can come with some unwanted consequences aside from the hassle of being embarrassed for […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

Traffic tickets are a regrettable hassle that we all must endure from time to time. Unfortunately, they often amount to more than a simple irritant. Depending on the ticket in question and your driver history, offenses can carry significant penalties, including fines, surcharges, points on your license, insurance premium increases, and even loss of license […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

The road is wet, the traffic light turns yellow, you brake hard, lose control of your car and hit something. By the time you come to your senses again, the police are already there and issuing you a traffic ticket due to the car accident. Being involved in a Car Accident can be traumatizing enough, […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

Let’s be honest, no one, except perhaps their employees and owners, is a huge fan of tow truck companies. Walking out of a restaurant after a night in the city only to find that their vehicle has been loaded up by a tow truck driver who has been patiently waiting for you to park in […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin

The short answer is – it depends. It is a long held joke within the profession that “it depends” is every lawyer’s favorite answer.  However, in this instance, “it depends” is also the correct one. This is because not every charge will be treated the same by the court, and not every court exercises the […]

Dec 28, 2018
Greg Prosmushkin