Buffalo New York Speeding Ticket Attorneys

Seth M. Azria, Esq.

Seth Azria heads the traffic practice at Azria & Bruffett. Mr. Azria was born and raised in Syracuse, New York and has a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University at Buffalo. He earned his JD, magna cum laude, from New York Law School.

Mr. Azria has represented thousands of clients on traffic infractions and misdemeanors in courts all around New York State.  Mr. Azria is dedicated to professional and comprehensive representation and takes pride in prompt client communication.

Mr. Azria is admitted to the practice in New York, Georgia, and Florida.

David C. Bruffett, Jr., Esq.

Mr. Bruffett defends individuals charged with felony and misdemeanor criminal offenses, including white-collar crimes, in both New York State and Federal courts. David also represents those individuals who have been charged with Driving While Intoxicated related matters and other violations of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law.

Mr. Bruffett served as an Onondaga County Assistant District Attorney in the Special Victims Unit and a Renssalaer County Assistant District Attorney in the Major Crimes Unit. Mr. Bruffett was elected in 2012 to a four-year term as Cicero Town Judge.

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Extremely satisfied

I have hired the Azria law firm twice to represent my daughter, once for speeding and the other was an accident. Both times I was extremely pleased with the outcome, in both cases they were dropped to no pointers. Everything was handled through e-mail, which was very convenient and in both cases were taken care of from start to finish within a month. I would recomend them to anyone. Thank you again for all of your help.

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Extremely pleased. On the initial call, everything was explained to me by Mr. Bruffet. True to his word, everything turned out to be just like he said it would. Highly recommended

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Best Lawyer in upstate. i got pulled over by state troopers on the way to Ithaca for speeding over 30+ speed limit. I contacted Seth Azria, and that was the best thing i did. They were able to put me in a program and bang, case dismissed with no point or fee penalties. Thank you so much. I will recommend it to anyone!!

 

 

 

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The Azria & Bruffett Law Firm defends drivers charged with DWI, Aggravated Unlicensed Operation, cell phone use, texting while driving, and all other traffic violations in Erie County NY including the following Courts: Akron Village Court, Alden Town Court, Alden Village Court, Alexander Village Court, Angola Village Court, Aurora Town Court, Blasdell Village Court, Boston Town Court, Cheektowaga Town Court, Clarence Town Court, Colden Town Court, Collins Town Court, Concord Town Court, Depew Village Court, Elma Town Court, Evans Town Court, Farnham Village Court, Grand Island Town Court, Hamburg Town Court, Hamburg Village Court, Holland Town Court, Kenmore Village Court, Lackawanna City Court, Marilla Town Court, Newstead Town Court, North Collins Town Court, Orchard Park Town Court, Sardinia Town Court, Springville Village Court, Tonawanda City Court, Tonawanda Town Court, West Seneca Town Court, and Williamsville Village Court. 

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