You've Received a Citation for a Motor Vehicle Offense - MA Attorney Steve Brooks

http://www.brooksandcrowley.com Massachusetts personal injury attorney Steve Brooks talks about motor vehicle citations and what you need to know if you receive one. In the state of Massachusetts, if you receive a citation for an offense involving your car you will need to meet several obligations. The officer can issue you either a civil or criminal citation based on the offense they believed you committed. Your only obligation with a civil citation is to mail it into the Merit Rating Board for the state. For criminal offenses, you may need report to a hearing. If given the option, you can request a clerk's hearing within 4 days of being given the citation. These 4 days allow a very small window in which you can meet with the clerk. This is usually the best option as it is quick and can save you a lot of money in a criminal case. Watch the video now to learn more. For more information about personal injury law and my firm, visit our educational website at http://www.brooksandcrowley.com, where you view more videos and media content. If you have legal questions, I want you to call me at (781) 251-0555. I welcome your call. Steve Brooks Brooks & Crowley, LLP 450 Washington Street Suite LL9 Dedham, MA 02026 (781) 251-0555