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Won't cities adapt to fight this the more tickets are challenged? They'll say something like: "Oh, this same attorney is fighting hundreds of tickets? We're g
by jjallen 13y ago
Won't cities adapt to fight this the more tickets are challenged? They'll say something like: "Oh, this same attorney is fighting hundreds of tickets? We're going to require more evidence to reverse these tickets".
They'll put up walls and/or make something about this service illegal.
And yes agree that many people will abuse this and fight every ticket regardless of the validity which will cause cities to push back like I mentioned above.
Seems like a tenuous business model.
- Zigurd 13y agoBusinesses that make lots of deliveries already use services that dispute tickets. This is just aggregating retail customers for those services.