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Frequently Asked Questions
About us
Free Advice
Our Services and Fees
- Which service is best for me?
- What are your fees?
- What is the case preparation and representation service?
- Costs not included in the fixed priced services?
Instructing Driving Law
Representation at Court
About us
Driving Law promotes the legal services of MTA Solicitors who is regulated by the Law Society. The team consists of specialist solicitors and barristers.
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Free advice
How do I obtain free initial advice?
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Our Services and fees
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Case preparation is:
- Interviewing you once on the telephone to ascertain the circumstances of your case to be put into writing to brief the barrister;
- Reviewing your documents and material evidence;
- Ensuring that we have the necessary evidence that will be persuasive in your case (e.g. a letter from your employer)
Providing a barrister to the final hearing to persuade the court of your case, for example, to keep your licence.
Costs not included in the fixed priced services?
Our fixed fees do not include extras such as:
- Experts reports;
- Delays and duplication of work caused by you failing to turn up to court appearances;
- Delays and duplication of work caused by the court adjourning your case;
- Court (prosecution) costs and fines;
- Obtaining evidence from third parties;
- Preliminary hearings;
- Site visits;
- Appeals against any court decision given in your case;
- Further telephone calls seeking advice or information;
- Further court appearances.
Instructing Driving Law
How do I instruct Driving Law?
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We normally acknowledge your email enquiry immediately, but certainly within 24 hours. We call you to discuss your case as soon as we have received payment, but certainly within 24 hours.
Representation at Court
Who will represent me at Court?
If you require representation, Driving Law will book and instruct a barrister who is a specialist advocate in driving law cases. We will confirm the barrister in advance of the hearing.
A barrister (counsel) is a lawyer who specialises in court appearances.
No. Driving Law’s barristers are carefully selected through experience and reputation. Your barrister will take you through what can be a very daunting experience so that you know what is happening at each stage of the hearing. They will answer any questions you have to ensure that the court appearance is as stress free as possible. Your barrister is there to defend your case.
Common Offences
Some of the things we can help with:
- Drink Driving
- Speeding
- Driving without a seat belt
- Driving without insurance
- Careless driving/driving without due care
- Failing to provide a specimen of breath
- Failing to stop/report an accident
- Mobile phone use
- Using a vehicle without insurance
- Driving while disqualified
For more information please view full list of driving law offences
