TSA Civil Penalty Defense

1. Paying the proposed TSA Civil Penalty;
2. Submitting evidence for consideration;
3. Declaring an inability to pay and request reduction in the TSA Civil Penalty;
4. Requesting an Informal Conference with a TSA attorney; or,
5. Requesting a formal hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.

It is recommended that you do not respond to your TSA Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty before a competent TSA defense attorney has an opportunity to review your case and a develop a strategy for the best outcome possible. Most often, it is not the best course of action to pay the proposed TSA Civil Penalty without first talking with TSA counsel – as it may be possible to have the penalties reduced or dropped through negotiation. In that, requesting an Informal Conference with a TSA attorney is almost always the best choice to make when you receive a TSA Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty case. Be careful, however, it is always best to consult with a TSA defense attorney prior to talking with an attorney for the TSA, as anything you say or do during an Informal Conference could be used against you later on.

Although physically located in Florida, The Ison Law Firm handles TSA Civil Penalty defenses nationwide. If you have any questions or are the subject of a TSA Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty, call your TSA defense attorney at The Ison Law Firm today.