Yet another e-entrepreneur with a cool idea for rendering legal services differently than via the traditional model has run into the “unauthorized practice” buzzsaw.

TIKD is a Florida startup which markets an app that allows anyone with a traffic ticket to contest the matter without ever appearing in court. It seems that the way it works (when it’s allowed to work) is that you pay the assessed fine to TIKD and upload a photo of the ticket, all using the app—no muss, no fuss.

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