Top 10 Serious injury by dangerous driving Solicitors in the UK

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Top Match: Poole Alcock 4.8 5,506 reviews

This work covers the offence of causing serious injury by dangerous driving under the Road Traffic Act 1988, where a driver’s conduct on the road falls far below the standard to be expected by a prudent and competent driver. A solicitor will review evidence of the manner of driving, gather witness statements, expert road-safety and vehicle-fitness reports, and advise on liability and potential defences. Proceedings are in the Crown Court or magistrates’ court when appropriate, with an emphasis on disclosure and sentencing options.

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The specific act is the driving offence that results in serious injury, with consequences that can include lengthy disqualification and custodial options if the conduct was deliberately or recklessly dangerous. A solicitor ensures that all evidential steps are properly taken, such as obtaining expert accident reconstruction, reviewing dashcam material, and addressing any sentencing implications through the court’s consideration of harm, risk, and public safety.

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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.