Proffered Launches App to Help Motorists Fight Traffic Tickets

Sep 4, 2016

New mobile app enables drivers to quickly find the best legal representation to fight traffic tickets.

NEW YORK, USA - September 4, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —

The Proffered app launched today, offering motorists a quick, economical way to find the best legal representation to fight a traffic ticket. The app enables a driver to take a photo of the ticket and submit it for offers from paralegals and attorneys who specialize in traffic cases. The driver can select the best offer and confirm representation immediately.

“We get that it’s stressful to be stopped and get a ticket,” said a spokesperson for Proffered. “You’re worried about fines and insurance premium increases – as well as the likely waste of time you’re going to run into with the court appearances and so forth. Now, with this app, you can get an instant flat fee offer from experienced lawyers and paralegals to handle your matter.”

Once Proffered has received the traffic ticket, paralegal and attorneys can assess the matter and provide advise with their offers for service. Drivers can use the app to check out the profiles of the professionals who might handle their citations. Users can post reviews and ratings of legal service providers. There are no hidden fees or surcharges.

Proffered devised the app after researching the most common complaints by drivers who received traffic tickets. These complaints included uncertainty about the quality of legal representation and getting hit with unexpected charges. In addition, drivers found it needlessly time consuming to identify potential representatives for their matters. Proffered solves these problems.

For legal professionals, the app enables a cost-effective way of generating a qualified pipeline of cases. The app provides a comprehensive administrative back end for professionals, complete with case management and client communication capabilities. Offers are only seen by potential clients, not by other professionals on the system. Proffered processes payments as well. The website profferedapp.com, details the offering.

Proffered is available for iPhone on the App Store. For more information, visit http://profferedapp.com.

For more information, please visit http://profferedapp.com

Contact Info:
Name: Anusan Garunamoorthy
Organization: Proffered

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