Criminal case against the police
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Date25 Apr 2024
In a recent case, our client had been charged with matters against the Police. Had they been convicted it would have seriously affected their career prospects. Our client had denied the offences from the beginning. We pressed for further information... Read More →
Class A drugs charge
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Date03 Dec 2021
Our client was charged with supplying class A drugs within a network from London. The case involved complicated telephone evidence and required forensic analysis and complex legal arguments at the trial. Our client, a young man with prospects, decided to... Read More →
Assault on an emergency worker
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Date03 Dec 2021
Our client was involved in an incident whereby two Police officers were called to the scene. During talks, our client disputed the officers’ directions and, although acting reasonably but firmly, this led to a physical altercation. Our client was subsequently... Read More →
Serious road traffic offence
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Date03 Dec 2021
Our client was charged with ‘dangerous driving, causing serious injury,’ amongst other lesser offences, and faced up to five years in prison. As her solicitors on the case, we argued in the Crown Court that the case is weak and... Read More →
Case of Divorce, Financial Dispute and Criminal Proceedings
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Date07 Apr 2021
In a recent case our client was involved in emotional and protracted proceedings spanning two years, starting with a family dispute, financial applications, dealing with a divorce, and involving a police arrest and subsequently the criminal court. Our wealth of... Read More →
Using a mobile phone whilst driving
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Date27 Aug 2019
Case law – Director Of Public Prosecutions v Barreto This is an appeal by way of case stated from a decision of the Crown Court sitting at Isleworth quashing the respondent’s conviction for driving a motor vehicle while using a hand-held mobile telephone,... Read More →
Changes in divorce law ahead!
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Date19 Jun 2019
“Call of support from all parties for landmark government bill” Could this finally be the end of “mudslinging” for divorcing couples? Divorcing couples will soon no longer have to make allegations about each other’s conduct, after a landmark bill was... Read More →