The Ticket Clinic
That's The Ticket
That's The Ticket is where car culture meets the courtroom. Hosted by Mark Gold, founder and CEO of The Ticket Clinic, America's largest traffic law firm, the podcast explores legendary cars, racing history, Cannonball Run stories, automotive icons, and real cases from nearly 40 years representing drivers. From collectors and racers to industry insiders and unforgettable road stories, every episode is packed with entertaining conversations for anyone who loves cars and driving. For informational and entertainment purposes. Not legal advice. Prospective clients may not obtain the same results.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.theticketclinic.com
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Jun 23, 2026
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Episodes
A 550HP Ford GT, Jury Selection & Reasonsable Doubt | That's The Ticket Ep. 2 23.06.2026 50:12
What do voir dire, a 550-horsepower Ford GT, and a lawyer who accidentally became a cat on Zoom all have in common? Episode 2 of That's The Ticket. The veteran attorneys from The Ticket Clinic are back — breaking down the constitutional cornerstone of the American justice system while trading stories about the most entertaining courtroom moments you've never heard. In this episode:⚖️ Voir...
That's The Ticket Ep. 1 | Ferrari 308, Radar Calibration & How The Ticket Clinic Was Born 19.06.2026 57:14
What does a 1985 Ferrari 308 GTSi have to do with founding America's largest traffic law firm? Everything. In the debut episode of That's The Ticket, Mark Gold, CEO and founder of The Ticket Clinic, sits down with trial lawyers Attorney Joel Mumford and Attorney Daniel Taub to share the origin story: a speeding ticket, a dusty Florida Administrative Code book, and a radar calibration argum...
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