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FREE PHONE CONSULTATION

If you are facing a motoring charge we know that you will want quick clear advice. We offer free initial telephone consultations: just call on

01905 20010

Call for a free, no obligation discussion so you can find out about the law, the process and what we can do for you.

WE CAN HELP

At Lister Brady we know that Motoring offences can have the most serious consequences for our clients, their families, their livelihoods . We know that the loss of your driving licence is second only to the loss of your liberty for the impact it can have on you. The right advice is vital.

  • we will offer clear and practical advice on your case. We are experts on this area of law and will explain clearly how it impacts you
  • we will provide skilled and compelling representation at court
  • we will fight to defend you and your licence. We regularly keep clients on the road
  • we can be flexible: if you want an initial free phone consultation thats no problem; we can represent you throughout the court process, for trial or to plead for your licence, speak for you if you are nervous, or just help you draft some mitigation. We can provide all these, at highly competitive rates. The choice is yours
  • Fatal accidents.
  • Exceptional hardship arguments.
  • Drink driving and drug driving.
  • Totting up provisions.
  • Driving whilst disqualified.
  • Dangerous driving.
  • Failure to provide.
  • Special reasons.
  • Due care.
  • Speeding.
  • Mobile phone use.

Costs

Please see HERE for full information on costs in motoring cases.

Some of Our Motoring Offences

  • We secured the acquittal at Kidderminster Magistrates of a man accused a S172 offence of failing to identify the driver, and of the associated speeding offence.
  • Sam Lamsdale successfully argued exceptional hardship in October 22 for a man at risk of the loss of his job and home, and impact on his family if he were banned. He kept his licence following a speeding offence which took him to 12 points.
  • We ran the statutory defence of no intention to drive on behalf of a young man at Worcester Magistrates. They agreed and acquitted.
  • Belinda Ariss argued Exceptional hardship at Cheltenham Magistrates court for a man whose business and employees would have been devastated by a ban.
  • Mark Sheward pursued an appeal to the Crown Court against a disqualification decision. The court agreed that it would cause exceptional hardship and lifted the ban in June 22.
  • Belinda Ariss successfully argued exceptional hardship for a delivery driver whose ban would have caused loss of employment with disastrous knock on effects on his extended family.