Casey W. Raskob

I’m a car guy, and always have been.  I’m a native New Yorker, living in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Westchester.  I attended Boston University, and graduated from Touro Law School on Long Island in 1986. I have practiced in the downstate area with offices in New York City and Westchester County ever since with a concentration on getting motorists out of trouble.

My Law Firm is House Counsel to the local BMW and Ducati Clubs, I have represented many automotive writers for the big car magazines (you know who you are), and I am on the Board of Directors for the National Motorist’s Association, the organization that lobbied for repeal of the National Maximum Speed Limit of 55 mph and works today for driver freedom.

In the summer, I can be found Endurance Racing with my Lemons team, where we run a highly modified BMW e36, occasionally successfully at New Jersey Motorsports Park, Thompson Raceway in CT, or at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Casey Raskob, Esq. PC is an attorney in Westchester, New York. He has been fighting speeding tickets since he got his first ticket in 1978, long before law school. A twenty year career in the law, combined with lobbying work to RAISE speed limits with the National Motorist’s Association led him to the place he is today; in a car with a ringing cell phone, driving from Court to Court to save clients money, points and insurance surcharges.

The first few years of his career were spent in New York City, doing accident cases and buying and selling every single Pizzeria in Queens. His firm also handled traffic tickets for clients from Albany to Westchester to Montauk. During that time, he was going up to Albany frequently to attend Traffic Safety Conferences, and arguing for the repeal of the then current 55 mile per hour speed limit on TV, Radio and in the Newspapers (remember those ?). This also resulted in some media coverage-meet Casey on this page.

While lobbying, he learned that although our great leaders realized “everyone speeds”, they didn’t care because they get “courtesy” from Law Enforcement, and worse, were not setting any scientific speed limits because there was free tax money to be made by setting artificially low speed limits.

NY Traffic Ticket Attorney Casey learned that a few attorneys handle traffic tickets… but of those attorneys, few did it well and fewer approached it as a true specialty.

Casey combines an intimate understanding of the Law, the Technology, and the day to day practices of the law enforcement community to provide you with the best defense possible. Personally attending every Court between Albany and Montauk gives him first hand knowledge of each Judge and Clerk. Whether by Trial or Negotiation, your interests are best protected.

Casey has always been both a car enthusiast and an electronics geek. These two interests dovetail with his career in and love for the law, making him the ticket fighter he is today.

When not working, Casey has attended the Skip Barber Racing School, the BMW Driving School, and track days and autocrosses in various locations. Twice a year, Casey assists in staging International Rally New York (Real Racing… Real Fast) in the Catskills as a ham radio operator and Course worker. Raising two children and going to Soccer, Lacrosse, Cub Scouts and Destination Imagination events fill the non working time.

Casey graduated from Touro Law School on Long Island in 1986. He is admitted to the Bar in New York, New Jersey, Federal District Courts, the United States Supreme Court, and The United States Court of Military Appeals. He is an avid electronics geek, holding a General Class amateur radio license, K2FIX.

Most folks who have a gripe about attorneys have the same problem – they can’t get a call back. We communicate issues and results promptly and in the format you request. Many of our clients have commended our office for our prompt return calls and emails.

Since opening his own office, over twenty years ago, near Westchester NY, with statewide coverage, Casey has taken care of over ten thousand clients ranging from simple speeding to over thirty suspensions.

I love my job – how can my office help you?