Failure to Remain at a Scene
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At NG Legal, we have successfully defended clients like you who have faced challenges with respect to remaining at the scene of an accident.
As one of the most serious offences under the Highway Traffic Act, failure to remain at the scene of an accident can result in serious fines and penalties, including:
- A fine of between $400-$2000
- Seven demerit points
- Possible suspension of your driver’s licence for up to two years
- Possible jail time of up to six months
Moreover, failing to remain at the scene of an accident will remain on your driver’s record for three years, affecting future insurance premiums and possibly costing you thousands in the long run.
How Can NG Legal help Fight Failing to Remain at a Scene?
NG Legal begins by assigning a highly qualified legal representative to your case. NG Legal reviews all police notes and check the details of the disclosure before NG Legal attend court on your behalf. This is to ensure that we are fully knowledgeable and ready to react on a moment’s notice, always cognoscente of the legal proceedings at hand. Our professionalism saves you time and money in the long run, check out our testimonials page for more.
NG Legal is here to ensure that your rights are protected. NG Legal’s representatives are recognized by The Law Society of Upper Canada. What’s more, NG Legal’s representatives are here to use our legal representative to help ensure our clients the best, most professional, punctual and knowledgeable representation on the market.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does “failure to remain at the scene” mean in Ontario?
Failure to remain refers to leaving the scene of an accident without providing identification, assistance, or reporting the incident as required by law. It is one of the most serious offences under the Highway Traffic Act.
What penalties can I face for failing to remain at the scene of an accident?
Penalties may include a fine between $400 and $2,000, seven demerit points, a driver’s licence suspension of up to two years, and even up to six months in jail. The conviction also stays on your driving record for three years, which can significantly increase your insurance rates.
How can NG Legal help defend my failure-to-remain charge?
NG Legal assigns an experienced representative who reviews police notes, disclosure, and case details to build a strong defence. They attend court on your behalf, ensure your rights are protected, and work to save you time, money, and stress.
Can NG Legal get my charges reduced or withdrawn?
NG Legal works strategically to negotiate with prosecutors and fight for withdrawn or reduced charges, including lowering demerit points, avoiding licence suspensions, and reducing potential jail time where applicable. Outcomes vary based on each case’s unique facts.
Why should I choose NG Legal for my case?
With over 20 years of experience, cost-effective representation, and professionals recognised by the Law Society of Upper Canada, NG Legal offers knowledgeable, punctual, and reliable defence tailored to your situation.
Other Traffic Tickets We Can Help With
Not facing this exact charge? We also defend clients against a wide range of traffic offences in Ontario:
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