No — you never have to visit an office. You upload your ticket online, we call you back at a time you pick, and we handle the court date for you. The offices are here if you want them, but the whole process works without you ever stopping in.
Mr. Speeding Ticket Office Locations Across Connecticut
From offices located across the state, our team of experienced traffic ticket lawyers will fight for you.
Multiple office locations to serve you better
With ten offices spread across Connecticut, Mr. Speeding Ticket puts a team within reach no matter which courthouse is handling your case. From Fairfield County to the Hartford area and out to the eastern shoreline courts, we cover the entire state, so you are never handing your future to a lawyer who has to drive hours to reach the courtroom. Wherever you were arrested, there is a Mr. Speeding Ticket office nearby and an attorney who knows that court, the local prosecutors, and how cases like yours tend to move.
That statewide footprint is more than a set of addresses on a map. Every office is backed by the same trained support staff, the same technology, and the same five-star standard of service, so a client in New London gets the identical experience as a client in Shelton. Our reach means we can be in any Connecticut court quickly, keep you informed at each step, and put an experienced team beside you when it matters most.
Westport Office
18 Kings Highway North
Westport, CT 06880
Phone Number
(203) 612-5777
What Connecticut Drivers Ask Us Most
Frequently Asked Questions
No — the closest office doesn't determine anything. What matters is the courthouse your ticket is tied to, which depends on the town where you got it. We cover every courthouse in Connecticut, so once you upload your ticket, we handle it at the right court no matter which office is nearest you.
Mr. Speeding Ticket is the traffic-ticket brand of Ruane Attorneys, a Connecticut law firm with a team of more than 10 attorneys, led by managing partner Jay Ruane. So when you upload your ticket, you've got a full firm behind it — not a one-person solo lawyer.
Not really — just have your ticket handy, along with any other paperwork the state sent you, and we'll go over all of it together on your callback. Nothing to fill out or research beforehand.
Our attorneys are out in courthouses across Connecticut every day handling cases, so if you do need to come into an office, please set up an appointment first rather than stopping in. That said, you normally won't need to visit at all — we can handle the whole thing without one.