Need a lawyer....

[Doppelkupplung]

My friend (yes really!!) needs the services of a very competent law firm in London to prepare and argue his case in court for a motoring related incident.

He is at risk of losing his license so needs a company with a very good track record who have experience in arguing and winning difficult cases.

Thanks

[Pebbles167]

What's he done then?

[Charlie1986]

Pebbles167 said:

What's he done then?

That might be a very important question

[mgtony]

Charlie1986 said:

Pebbles167 said:

What's he done then?

That might be a very important question

That might be a trick question!

[George111]

If like you he lives and works in London, will it be an issue if he does loose it ?

I went to court and defended myself a few years ago, a solicitor would probably have done a better job and a barrister maybe got me off completely, but it was against the word of an off duty plod who was having a really bad day and I knew that whatever happened I was going to get points and a fine, so saved the £4k it would have cost to be represented and had a go myself - I ended up with the lowest points/fine the mags could give and saved myself a load of cash.

Even though I was innocent this was the most pragmatic solution which cost me the least and didn't even affect my insurance premium. Mags were never going to call a plod's word into question.

[IT1GTR]

My brother is a barrister in London, does a lot of motoring work, inc some on behalf of Freeman & Co I believe.

http://www.directaccessportal.co.uk/member/3045/Si...

They can now be instructed directly without a solicitor, but depending on how much st your friend is in he may want to instruct a solicitor first. Give the chambers a call, they can guide your friend either way.

HTH

J

[agtlaw]

Good website. Other (more experienced) counsel are available.

http://www.directaccessportal.co.uk/member/195/And...

[GreatGranny]

LICENCE! :-)