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How much do traffic attorney jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for traffic attorney in the United States is $85,000.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $77,500.00 and $92,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a traffic attorney?

A traffic attorney is a lawyer who specializes in representing clients facing traffic-related offenses, such as speeding tickets, DUI charges, license suspensions, and other violations of traffic laws. They help clients understand their rights, navigate court procedures, and may negotiate with prosecutors to reduce or dismiss charges. Traffic attorneys can also represent clients in court and advocate for minimizing penalties, fines, or points on a driver's license.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Traffic Attorney, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Traffic Attorney, you need a Juris Doctor (JD) degree, a valid license to practice law, and a thorough understanding of traffic laws and court procedures. Familiarity with legal research databases, case management software, and electronic filing systems is commonly required. Strong negotiation, analytical thinking, and effective client communication are standout soft skills in this position. These skills ensure effective representation of clients, successful navigation of legal processes, and the ability to achieve favorable outcomes in traffic-related cases.

What are some common challenges traffic attorneys face when representing clients in court?

Traffic attorneys often encounter challenges such as tight court schedules, complex local traffic laws, and the need to negotiate with prosecutors for reduced charges or penalties. Each case can vary greatly based on the specific violation, evidence (like camera footage or officer testimony), and the client's driving record. Success in this role requires strong negotiation skills, thorough knowledge of traffic regulations, and the ability to quickly adapt strategies in response to new information during proceedings.

What is the difference between Traffic Attorney vs Traffic Ticket Lawyer?

AspectTraffic AttorneyTraffic Ticket Lawyer
CredentialsLaw degree, licensed attorneyLaw degree, licensed attorney
Work EnvironmentCourts, law firms, legal officesCourts, legal offices, sometimes online
Industry UsageLegal representation in traffic casesLegal representation in traffic cases
Common Search IntentUnderstanding legal options, court representationFinding legal help for traffic tickets

Both Traffic Attorneys and Traffic Ticket Lawyers are licensed legal professionals specializing in traffic law. They often perform similar roles, representing clients in court and advising on legal options. The main difference is that 'Traffic Attorney' is a broader term that may include lawyers with various specialties, while 'Traffic Ticket Lawyer' specifically focuses on cases involving traffic tickets. Both are essential for those seeking legal assistance with traffic violations.

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Contract Attorney (North Carolina Licensed) - Traffic Law | Part-Time

Alexandria Law Group

Greenville, NC • On-site

$1K/mo

Contractor

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.

Job description

Alexandria Law Group is seeking a North Carolina-licensed attorney to handle traffic matters in the Greenville Region, including the following counties:

  • Pitt (Greenville)
  • Greene (Snow Hill)
  • Beaufort (Washington)
  • Martin (Williamston)
  • Edgecombe (Tarboro)

Flexible Supplemental Income | Approximately Six or Fewer Court Appearances Per Month | Administrative Support Provided | Compatible With Your Existing Practice

This is a flexible, low-volume contract opportunity designed for attorneys seeking reliable supplemental income without the burden of managing intake, scheduling, staffing, or day-to-day administrative work.

Most attorneys in this role maintain a separate practice, full-time position, or independent caseload alongside this opportunity.

Why Attorneys Like This Role

  • Approximately six or fewer in-person court appearances per month
  • Many matters resolved proactively without a court appearance becoming necessary
  • Flat monthly compensation structure
  • Cases consolidated and organized for efficiency
  • Administrative and operational support provided by the firm
  • You maintain control over legal strategy and case resolution decisions
  • Future representation of the client outside of firm-referred matters is entirely permissible
  • Representation is limited to pre-trial negotiation and resolution, trial work is explicitly excluded

The most serious matters handled in this role generally involve high-speed traffic offenses and non-injury reckless driving charges.

You serve as attorney of record through resolution of the matter, while the firm’s administrative and case-management staff assist with filings, scheduling coordination, client communication, prosecutor outreach facilitation, and operational support so you can focus on negotiation strategy and efficient case resolution.

Many matters are resolved proactively through negotiation before a court appearance becomes necessary at the discretion of the attorney.

This opportunity is intended to provide consistent supplemental income alongside an attorney’s existing practice or employment and is not intended to serve as an attorney’s sole source of revenue.

Responsibilities

  • Represent clients in assigned traffic matters within your designated region
  • Review case materials and determine negotiation strategy
  • Negotiate with prosecutors and pursue favorable resolutions
  • Appear in court when necessary for assigned sessions
  • Provide brief post-resolution updates through the firm’s MSO system

Administrative Support Provided By The Firm

  • Client intake and onboarding
  • Case organization and document management
  • Scheduling coordination
  • Filing assistance
  • Docket consolidation assistance
  • Client communication support
  • General case-management support

Requirements

  • Active North Carolina law license in good standing
  • Ability and willingness to travel within the assigned region when necessary
  • Reliable transportation
  • Strong communication and negotiation skills
  • Professionalism and responsiveness

Compensation & Structure

  • Flat monthly compensation structure
  • Compensation remains consistent despite monthly case-volume fluctuations
  • 1099 independent contractor position
  • Designed as supplemental income compatible with an existing practice or workload

Work Location

Primarily remote with limited in-person court appearances as needed within the assigned region.

Company Description

About Alexandria Law Group
Alexandria Law Group is building a nationwide network of independent attorneys focused on efficiently resolving minor traffic matters through proactive negotiation and strategic advocacy.
Our model is designed to allow attorneys to generate consistent supplemental income while maintaining their existing practice, employment, or independent caseload. By centralizing client acquisition, intake, case administration, and operational support, we help attorneys focus on legal work rather than overhead.
We believe many traffic matters can be resolved efficiently through early engagement and practical negotiation, creating better outcomes for clients while reducing unnecessary court appearances. Our goal is to build long-term relationships with attorneys who value professional autonomy, efficient practice management, and the opportunity to grow their book of business with minimal administrative burden.
As our network continues to expand across North Carolina and other states, participating attorneys have the opportunity to establish a local presence, develop client relationships, and become part of a growing platform designed to support the modern practice of law. Attorneys are encouraged to build lasting professional relationships with the clients they represent, and any future representation outside the scope of a referred traffic matter remains entirely between the attorney and client.
Alexandria Law Group is scheduled to publicly launch nationwide in August 2026. Attorneys joining now have the opportunity to become early participants in a rapidly growing network designed to support efficient, technology-enabled traffic defense representation across the United States.