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
CRIME What are the Different Courts in the UK? Depending on the severity and nature of the crime you have been accused of, you may be referred to a UK court to stand trial or for sentencing purposes. To understand how each court works and... Read More
BLOG POSTS Could You Be Guilty of Benefit Fraud Without Knowing It? Sometimes people can be guilty of benefit fraud without even knowing it. It may be the fact that your circumstances have changed and this means that you’re entitled to a different amount of benefits than you... Read More
DRIVING OFFENCES What is the Definition of Exceptional Hardship and How do I Build a Case? Exceptional hardships can help prosecuted drivers avoid 6 month driving bans, if the defendant can successfully prove that such a ban would be damaging to themselves or others. Read More
COMMUNITY Funding limits for legal representation at the police station A suspect, regardless of means, is entitled to get free legal advice at the police station. However, there is often confusion over what this actually means, and what happens if a suspect is interviewed as a... Read More