Claude Duet got paralegal quotes for a traffic ticket
Mansour, in Toronto, sent Claude Duet two photos of a traffic ticket. He says it blurred his personal details without being asked, found three paralegal firms, emailed all of them for quotes, and when one firm asked for the ticket, turned the photos into a clean PDF and drafted his reply. In Ontario, licensed paralegals can handle many traffic tickets. Getting three quotes in writing is the easy part to hand off; deciding whether to fight the ticket, and with whom, stays with you.
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Here are photos of my traffic ticket: [PHOTOS]. Find three licensed traffic ticket paralegals or lawyers near [CITY] with good reviews. Email each one asking for a flat-fee quote, what they expect the outcome could be, and the deadline I must act by. Blur my license number and address in anything you send until a firm asks for the full ticket, then turn it into one PDF and ask me before sending. Put the replies in a table.
Our own prompt, written from what the source describes. We haven't run it ourselves. Text in [BRACKETS] is what you replace.
Watch out for
- Note the deadline on the ticket. Missing it can mean a conviction by default, whatever the quotes say.
- Check that the firm is licensed with your provincial or state regulator.
- No one can promise a result. Be wary of anyone who guarantees the ticket will be dropped.
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Original post by @itsjustmansour on X, Nov 7, 2026. We rewrote it in our own words. The result is what the poster reports.
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