Top 10 of 630 law firms for Failing to Offences, Driving offences

My experience was made as swift as possible by my solicitor Jamie. Given never being in the situation I found it all quite daunting. However Jamie explained step by step all I needed to know and advised me at each stage.

Speeding fine but didn’t receive notification from the police until they planned to disqualify me for failing to provide information.

I have been greatful for professional help, Alicia and Stryders solicitors provided though out this difficult time. They have helped me to keep my driving licence. Many thanks to Alicia and Stryders solicitors Ltd.

My experience of Cartwright King was good, I found them approachable and helpful. My case was handled well and the outcome was successful.

This refers to an alleged traffic offence for which I was threatened with prosecution. Mr Moss of BP Collins was most helpful and gave me excellent advice and support. He and a colleague visited the place where the alleged offence took place. As a result of his investigation, he was able to convince the police that, as far as it concerned me, no offence had been committed. I would certainly consult Mr Moss again if any similar situation occurred again. My thanks to him. This all cost me a lot of money, but I did not begrudge it because I was so thankful to have the threat of prosecution lifted.

Today I had occasion to contact Michael Horne of Kidwells Solicitors(Bristol), as I was so incensed at receiving a debt collection notice for an offense committed at Bristol airport of stopping momentarily on red lines. Two parking charges were raised by the private company in charge of overseeing the airport. I was in dispute with the company and wrote two letters explaining the situation. I received a reply to one charge rejecting my reasons for non payment so I decided to pay this. However, I never received a reply for the second charge either confirming the charge or laying it aside. The debt collection agency when phoned, said a letter had been sent out via the Post Office, but we had never received this letter. We were told that until paid this debt would incur daily charges, at this point I contacted Kidwells. Speaking about the offences in question Michael Horne was very helpful in explaining that under law , two offences had been committed and although we could proceed with fighting this in court, the costs if we were not successful would far outweigh the debt that had been incurred. He gave this advice freely and did not seek any recompense, and wished us well with our proceedings. For this, I thank him, and for the understanding way he treated our complaint. I would thoroughly recommend Kidwells, Bristol from our experience and will certainlyuse them if needed in the future.