DRIVING OFFENCES Changes to MOT in the UK – May 2018 Anyone who owns a car, van, motorcycle or any other light passenger vehicle will know that the MOT is an important annual test to ensure that the vehicle is suitable for road use. Read More
CRIME What is an omission & how can it come up in a legal claim? An omission is a general term for a failure to act. However, in legal terms, omissions can become a very tricky business, as more often than not another is harmed as a result of the failure... Read More
CRIME All You Need to Know about Strict Liability Strict liability is an interesting part of UK law, and is one that everybody should certainly be clued up on, especially if they need to be present in court or have been accused of a crime... Read More
SEXUAL OFFENCES, BLOG POSTS What to Do If You’ve Been Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault If you have been falsely accused of sexual assault, you may already realise how damaging and disruptive it can be to your personal and professional life. The most constructive thing to do is to... Read More
BLOG POSTS What are police officers not allowed to do? If you have been involved in an act of police brutality or have been unreasonably treated by an officer, then you have every right to consult a solicitor to find out what your options are. What... Read More
DRIVING OFFENCES What are the most common driving offences in the UK? Did you know, an estimated 250, 000 motorists are banned from driving each year in the UK for an array of driving offences, some more common than others. Being convicted of a driving offence, depending on... Read More