by Mark Coburn | Apr 18, 2013 | Las Vegas Traffic News, Uncategorized
A 50-year-old pedestrian died after being struck by a driver facing DUI charges. Las Vegas police arrested 41-year-old Roland Biscailuz, being charged with the fatality. He was booked at the Clark County Detention Center Thursday on recommended charges of hit and run causing injury or death and a DUI for alcohol. The incident occurred about 8:20 p.m. near Flamingo Road and Jones Boulevard. Las Vegas police said Biscailuz was driving a 1997 Infiniti Q45 west on Flamingo when he hit the pedestrian, who was walking outside of a marked crosswalk. Police reported that the victim, Bergstraesser, struck the hood of the Infiniti, was thrown over the roof and landed on the road.He was pronounced dead at University Medical Center. Police said Biscailuz drove away from the scene, then later returned and was arrested. Wednesday’s death was the 89th traffic fatality under the jurisdiction of Las Vegas police this year. If you or someone you know is currently being charged with a Las Vegas Hit and Run or a Las Vegas DUI , contact the Law Office of Mark Coburn today for a free consultation at 702-382-2000. With over 15 years of legal experience, we are Southern Nevada’s most trusted, premier Law office. Our expertise is in helping clients with their Traffic Tickets, Warrants, DUI charges, Drug charges, Battery, Petty Larceny, Solicitation for Prostitution charges, and any other ticket needs you...
by Mark Coburn | Apr 16, 2013 | Las Vegas Traffic News, Uncategorized
Nevada ranks #1 for Traffic Tickets Las Vegas drivers may want to put the pedal to the metal (the brake metal, that its), in order to avoid unpleasant consequences. According to a recent analysis completed by the National Motorists Association, Nevada ranks number one among the states most likely to issue Traffic Tickets. Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Maryland follow Nevada’s unfavorable lead, according to the association’s rankings. The motorists’ rights group created the rankings after analyzing ticket-related Google search queries. The association plugged in eight variations of “traffic ticket” into the search tool, said John Bowman, communications director for the National Motorists Association. The results showed how popular any given search term was in a particular location. This is the second such list released by the association, which began the rankings to distribute information that states and jurisdictions can’t easily collect and compare. Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper Loy Hixson said the state’s high position doesn’t surprise him given its tourist destinations. “A lot of drivers are ticketed whether they’re local or tourists because we’re [focused on] keeping people safe,” he stated. Hixson also said that Interstate 15 is a major reason for Nevada’s number 1 ranking because of the thoroughfare’s high volume of traffic. Wyoming and Montana stayed near the bottom of this year’s list, according to the report. If you have received a Las Vegas Traffic Ticketsor Las Vegas Speeding Ticket, please contact the Law Office of Mark Coburn today at 702-382-2000 for a free quote and more information on how we can best keep your record clean....
by Mark Coburn | Feb 13, 2013 | Las Vegas Traffic News, Uncategorized
In a valiant effort to cut back on wrongful pedestrian deaths in Las Vegas, Metro Police have been aggressively targeting motorcycle drivers for a number of las vegas traffic tickets.. These include: speeding, illegal U-turns, and reckless driving. Metro is frustrated by the increase in motorcycle riders blatantly disrespecting police officers’ authority, so they have taken their ticketing powers to the next level, claiming their strict attitudes will help to save hundreds of pedestrian lives in Southern Nevada. Pedestrians using the city sidewalks, crosswalks, and even in parking lots have been suffering injuries due to careless motorcyclists in Las Vegas. Metro is working hard to put this to an end. Funny enough, it is rumored that Metro Officers use social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter to find out where motorcycle groups are congregating—then they are scouting out the area to ticket motorcyclists for popping wheelies, speeding, and other ticketable offenses. If you have received a ticket for reckless driving in las vegas, whether it was on a motorcycle or in a car, call the Law Office of Mark Coburn at (702) 382-2000 today to avoid costly fines, waiting in line at the Clark County Traffic Court, and to keep your record clean. We can handle your case over the phone, quickly and easily. We look forward to hearing from...
by Mark Coburn | Jan 2, 2013 | Las Vegas Traffic News, Uncategorized
Though the uprising of ‘texting-related’ Las Vegas Traffic Ticketscannot be denied, there are a multitude of other ticketable offenses that fall under the category of “Distracted Driver.” In short, anything that takes the driver’s attention off the road and onto something else is an offense worthy of a costly ticket and points on your Nevada driving record. These offenses include but are not limited to: eating while driving, self-grooming while driving, turning to the back seat to silence a noisy child, fumbling around with your radio or MP3 player, turning to talk to the passenger next to you, flipping through a magazine or book while driving, etc. Please keep your eyes on the road whenever you are behind the wheel. It doesn’t take much for an accident to occur—and during that half second you look down to check the weather, grab something from your purse, or wipe the crumbs off your slacks—an unexpected obstacle could have appeared in front of you on the road. It’s not just your own driving you must remain focused on; it’s the driving of all the other individuals on the road. Remain defensive, alert, and ready to respond at all times. This is the only way to ensure the safety of yourself and those around you. If you are facing charges for distracted driving, driving while texting, or any other Las Vegas Traffic Offense, contact the Las Vegas Ticket Attorney Law Office today for a free quote and related information. (702)...
by Mark Coburn | Nov 16, 2012 | Las Vegas DUI Information, Las Vegas Traffic News, Uncategorized
A 50-year-old pedestrian died last Wednesday after being struck by a driver facing DUI charges. Las Vegas police arrested 41-year-old Roland Biscailuz, being charged with the fatality. He was booked at the Clark County Detention Center Thursday on recommended charges of hit and run causing injury or death and a DUI for alcohol. The incident occurred about 8:20 p.m. near Flamingo Road and Jones Boulevard. Las Vegas police said Biscailuz was driving a 1997 Infiniti Q45 west on Flamingo when he hit the pedestrian, who was walking outside of a marked crosswalk. Police reported that the victim, Bergstraesser, struck the hood of the Infiniti, was thrown over the roof and landed on the road.He was pronounced dead at University Medical Center. Police said Biscailuz drove away from the scene, then later returned and was arrested. Wednesday’s death was the 89th traffic fatality under the jurisdiction of Las Vegas police this year. If you or someone you know is currently being charged with Las Vegas Hit and Run or a Las Vegas DUI , contact the Law Office of Mark Coburn today for a free consultation (702) 382-2000. With over 15 years of legal experience, we are Southern Nevada’s most trusted, premier Law office. We can help you with your Las Vegas traffic ticket, las vegas warrants, las vegas dui attorney, Please call us at...
by Mark Coburn | Sep 4, 2012 | Las Vegas Traffic News, Uncategorized
If you HATE seeing people text while they’re driving, you will be happy to hear this news. Las Vegas Traffic Ticket violations for texting while driving have quadrupled in recent months. Due to strengthening of the existing law, police now have more power than ever to pull over a driver who is texting while behind the wheel. Las Vegas texing tickets are on the rise. Texting while driving is now considered a primary traffic offense (meaning, the cop needs no other reason to pull you over!) The point penalty has also also been raised from two to three points. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported over 3,000 deaths in 2011 due to distracted driving (caused in large part by hand-held devices.) If you are cited for a Las Vegas texting ticket while driving, or any other Las Vegas Traffic Ticket, contact the Office of Mark Coburn today for a free consultation. (702) 382-2000 In most cases, we are able to get your ticket reduced, no points, no traffic school, and no court appearances for...
