24hr Emergency Helpline 0116 255 1122
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24hr Emergency Helpline
0116 255 1122
0116 255 1122
Defending your rights
Our crime department is headed up by Hinesh Bhayani, Director, and assisted by his paralegal, Pooja Kaur. Hinesh has over 20 years of experience covering all aspects of Criminal Law, motoring offences and he is LLB Law qualified, member of the duty solicitor scheme regulated by the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) and Solicitors Regulations Authority. He is also a Road Traffic Law specialist and Higher Court Advocate. Hinesh provides private or legal aid services based upon your individual circumstances subject to a means and merit assessment.
Defence Law Solicitors offer free representation at the police station and are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If detained at police station, you should always insist upon your rights and request a solicitor, and representation for an interview should always be conducted by an accredited solicitor or legal representative from Defence Law Solicitors.
So for more information, or to request the representation of a criminal solicitor today, get in touch with Hinesh Bhayani - hineshb@defencelaw.co.uk on Tel: 0116 255 1122
Defence Law Solicitors offer free representation at the police station and are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If detained at police station, you should always insist upon your rights and request a solicitor, and representation for an interview should always be conducted by an accredited solicitor or legal representative from Defence Law Solicitors.
So for more information, or to request the representation of a criminal solicitor today, get in touch with Hinesh Bhayani - hineshb@defencelaw.co.uk on Tel: 0116 255 1122
- Dangerous driving
- Careless driving
- Driving without insurance
- Driving without a licence
- Driving without a MOT certificate
- Driving whilst disqualified
- Exceptional hardship applications
- Special reasons applications
- Drink driving / Drunk in charge of a motor vehicle
- Drug driving / In charge of a motor vehicle whilst under the influence of drugs
- Causing death or serious injury by dangerous driving / careless driving
- Speeding
- Statutory Declarations
- Traffic light offences
- Failing to provide driver details
- Failing to report an accident
- Using a mobile phone whilst driving
- Improper use of a disabled badge
- Failing to provide a specimen of breath
- Failing to stop at the scene of an accident
- Section 172 Notice (Notice of Intended Prosecutions)
- Failing to wear a seat belt or ensuring passengers are wearing a seatbelt
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