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Originally Posted by basmoq
Well, my friend went to court last week, and to my suprise and joy, the lawyer she got kicked ass (he better for the $600 she dropped on him). She got her 34 over reduced to 4 over, a ticketable offense, but not a point deduction. All told, she spent about $200 in court fees and $75 for the ticket. If anyone ever gets a ticket in the cleveland area, pm me and I'll give you her lawyers name...
I'm still deeply saddened that most of you here took such a negative opinion of my friends insurance company issues, being that she simply had wicked nasty luck in the past year. I'm just relieved that she was able to prevent the loss of her insurance, a death sentence to her family and her career...
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I didn't say anything when this first went up, but some people do have really nasty luck. My mom is a good driver--hasn't been in an accident in years--but during her early 20s, her and her husband at the time were in several accidents, to the point where they were dropped from their insurance. None of them were their fault, but like the insurance company said--some people just have bad road juju or something. So be it.
Glad to hear your friend made it through okay, though it does sound as if she should probably consider an act of good faith like driver's education.