A unique Road Traffic Act prosecution, defended by our Solicitor Hannah Fairbrother shows how some cases involve novel legal issues and call for in-depth research, agile defence arguments and tenacity on behalf of clients.
We are pleased to share that one of our trainee solicitors, Cameron Irons, has been appointed as a new committee member to the Trainee and Newly Qualified Society (TANQ), which is run by the Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow.
A recent case that our Solicitor, Hannah Baxter, successfully defended shows the likely implications that follow from conviction for domestic assault charges, and how strategy and perseverance can lead to charges being dismissed.
A recent case that our Senior Associate, Paul Anderson, was involved in has outlined the serious consequences individuals face when charged under Section 2 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 and how those consequences can be minimised through strategic representation.
