They will know how the system works and this is the best way to maximise the chances that you’ll see a positive outcome.
Driving offences can have a big impact, especially when they lead to a driving disqualification, which can have serious implications for employability. Business owners, meanwhile, may find it harder to run their affairs if they are disqualified from driving.
However, it is possible to persuade magistrates to use their discretion and take cases on an individual basis, which may mean you are allowed to keep your licence depending on your circumstances.
The Hill House Chambers team is on hand to help you with any and all issues relating to driving offences.
We can assist you with expert legal advice on the merits and potential outcomes of your case, as well as helping you draft correspondence and formal court documents, giving advice on the next steps to take in proceedings and representing you in court. If you’d like to find out more, get in touch with us today.