Good Motoring Solicitor - Portsmouth?
Good Motoring Solicitor - Portsmouth?
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Phantom SS

Original Poster:

997 posts

233 months

Wednesday 17th November 2010
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As above guys I am looking for a good Motor Offence Solictor around Portsmouth ideally...

thanks

Phil

Mods I know this is posted in SPl but please leave here for more 'local' knowledge Thanks.

AndWhyNot

2,359 posts

227 months

Wednesday 17th November 2010
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Philip Somarakis at Blake Lapthorn, gimme a few mins and I'll PM you the number

normalbloke

8,750 posts

247 months

Wednesday 17th November 2010
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Never mind that, what happened??smile

Phantom SS

Original Poster:

997 posts

233 months

normalbloke

8,750 posts

247 months

Wednesday 17th November 2010
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Bum deal. All the best with it.

D5ACT

66 posts

209 months

Thursday 18th November 2010
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You take ya chances and you get caught. I imagine there are plenty of us out there who run the risk every day.

I guess it suprises me that many people would say 'bum deal' but if you were doing the speed limit and over the drink drive limit we'd hope they'd throw the book at you.

Oh and before anyone retorts, I know the OP wasn't drink driving he was only caught for doing nearly double the speed limit.

OP, if this has shaken you up enough to shock you into reducing your speed (asuming the charge is correct)then I hope you get off. What benefit would a ban do for you?


normalbloke

8,750 posts

247 months

Friday 19th November 2010
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D5ACT said:
You take ya chances and you get caught. I imagine there are plenty of us out there who run the risk every day.

I guess it suprises me that many people would say 'bum deal' but if you were doing the speed limit and over the drink drive limit we'd hope they'd throw the book at you.

Oh and before anyone retorts, I know the OP wasn't drink driving he was only caught for doing nearly double the speed limit.

OP, if this has shaken you up enough to shock you into reducing your speed (asuming the charge is correct)then I hope you get off. What benefit would a ban do for you?
"Ok firstly don't want this to turn into slanging match etc.."

You missed that bit then?

D5ACT

66 posts

209 months

Friday 19th November 2010
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Normal Bloke, not sure if you read to much into my comment.

If it constitutes a 'slanging match' then I apologies but I really don't think it does.

M5 Mark

1,679 posts

199 months

Saturday 20th November 2010
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I'd recomend Peter Clarke in Southampton, I got busted at 110 on M27 and he got me 3 week ban, very happy with that! He is also taking my latest magistrates penalty to crown court for appeal, Very capable motor solicitor imo