Driving Offence Solicitors Cannock
Expert motoring, criminal, regulatory and licensing solicitors covering Cannock and the surrounding areas.
If you have committed a Driving Offence in Cannock or have received a Postal Requisition / Summons to attend Cannock Magistrates’ Court, call our Motoring Offence Solicitors on 0345 222 9955 or complete our Enquiry Form and one of our Specialist Motoring Offence Lawyers will respond to your enquiry by providing you with an initial telephone assessment about your Motoring Offence Prosecution.
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Specialist Motoring Lawyers Cannock
Our solicitors and barristers have substantial experience in representing motorists throughout the country for offences such as Drink Driving, Speeding, Exceptional Hardship Applications and very serious motoring offences such as Causing Death by Careless Driving.
Our lawyers frequently attend and successfully defend motorists appearing before Cannock Magistrates Court.
Avoid a Driving Ban in Cannock
If you have been charged with a motoring offence, you should firstly contact one of our specialist solicitors to establish whether you need legal representation for your case. In certain circumstances you may not require representation, if our lawyers form the opinion that you do not require a lawyer for your driving offence, they will inform you from the outset.
If you have a defence, our lawyers will inform you and will recommend that you plead not guilty. We would prepare your case for Trial and provide you with the best chance of being found Not Guilty.
In other circumstances, you may require a solicitor to represent you at Court for your Sentence Hearing to ‘Mitigate’ on your behalf. This is so that you receive the lowest sentence possible. Our lawyers frequently represent clients before Cannock Magistrates’ Court. They have many years’ experience in convincing the Court to take into consideration personal mitigation, which can result in avoiding a Driving Ban.
If you already have 6 to 9 penalty points endorsed upon your driving licence and you are facing additional points for a further driving offence, our lawyers can be instructed to make a Special Reasons Argument or an Exceptional Hardship Argument in an attempt to avoid a Driving Ban.
Why Choose Kang & Co?
As most of our new clients come to us via personal or professional recommendation, we have a commitment to providing the highest quality legal advice and expertise. We have a unique approach, in that all our lawyers are fully qualified Solicitors or Barristers. This ensures that our clients only ever receive the best advice and representation throughout their case.
If you decide to become a client, you will have peace of mind knowing that your case will only ever be progressed by a highly experienced and qualified Solicitor or Barrister. This is to guarantee our service standards and provide the best prospects of a successful outcome.
As a law firm which prides itself on expertise and quality, as a business we promise the following:
- Cases are only dealt with by Qualified Solicitors and/or Barristers
- We provide clear cost information from the outset
- A personal service
- Initial telephone assessment of your case
- A quick response time to your calls and messages
- First class service
Recent Motoring Offence Cases
Exceptional Hardship:
Successful Application
We were instructed by Mr Machin to represent him at court for a exceptional hardship application to avoid a driving ban from a totting-up of points.
Failing to Provide A Specimen:
CPS Discontinue Prosecution
Mrs Jones was being charged with “Failing to Provide a Specimen for Analysis” and was summonsed to attend Cannock Magistrates’ Court.
Drink Driving:
Minimum Ban Imposed
Mr Singh appointed Kang & Co Solicitors to represent him at his sentence hearing and to mitigate on his behalf after he was charged with drink driving
Funding A Driving Offence Case
Public Funding (Legal Aid) is not available for most Driving Offences, therefore, in most circumstances motoring crimes are funded on a private fee-paying basis. We have the best legal practioners who can be instructed on an hourly rate basis, or alternatively on a fixed-fee arrangement.
Covering All Types of Driving Offences
As a specialist motoring offence law firm, Kang & Co specialises in defending clients for every kind of driving offence. One of the most common offences we are appointed on is Speeding.
Being caught Speeding could potentially result in an outright disqualification, or a totting up disqualification. A charge of this type should be taken seriously, and expert legal advice should be sought as soon as possible. In preparing a case, each aspect of the evidence should be considered by an expert in their field. This would be to identify any weaknesses that may be present in the prosecution case, and also whether we believe a robust defence is available.
In certain circumstances, it will be appropriate to make an exceptional hardship application. Kang & Co Solicitors have expert practitioners with considerable experience in defending cases of speeding offences throughout the country. From our offices in Birmingham, Milton Keynes and London, we offer full country coverage for all motoring offences.
AGREED FEE DRIVING OFFENCE LAWYERS
Our Agreed Fees for Motoring Offence cases start from;
£1000 + VAT
Travelling from Cannock to Kang & Co Solicitors
Our office is conveniently located in the heart of Birmingham with excellent transport links. If an appointment has been arranged for you to meet with one of our lawyers, the most convenient way to attend our office is via railway. There are direct trains from Cannock Railway Station to Birmingham New Street. Our office is approx 2 minutes walk from the station. The journey takes approx 45 minutes by rail and there are generally trains every 30 minutes.
Cannock Magistrates’ Court
The local Magistrates’ Court deals with Criminal Law and Motoring Crimes committed in and around the Cannock area is Cannock Magristrates Court.
The address for Cannock Magistrates’ Court is:
The Court House
Wolverhampton Road
Cannock
Staffordshire, WS11 1AT
How to get to Court from the Train Station
Cannock Magistrates’ Court is fairly easy to access from Cannock Railway Station. The quickest way to get from the train station to the Court House is by taxi. It is a 5 minute taxi ride from the station.
If you wish to walk from the station to court then you will have a 1 mile trek to make. It will take around 20 minutes to walk from the station to Cannock Magristrates Court.
Car Parking Near the Court
Should you decide to drive to Cannock Magistrates’ Court there is a reasonable sized car park in front of the Court House. If this car park is full the next closest car park is the ASDA Supermarket car park off the A4601 road. This is approximately 10-15 minutes walk from court. Make sure you arrive plenty of time before you hearing just in case the court car park is full.
Places to Eat near the Court House
Day’s at court can sometimes be long, so it is ideal that there is access to refreshements nearby. The Magistrates’ Court in Cannock has ammenities on site with it’s own Tea Bar, where you can grab a drink and some food.
Cannock Magistrates' Court
The Court House, Wolverhampton Road, Cannock WS11 1AT, United Kingdom
`What Our Clients Say
Excellent service. They explained the process and the options clearly. I got a 28 day driving ban instead of an expected 6 months totting up ban. The pricing was transparent and communication was good and easy. David
Just wanted to drop you a line to say a huge thank you to both yourself (Manjinder Kang) and Mr. Shoker for a great result today in court.
Mr. Shoker was fantastic and presented my case in a no nonsense manner that enabled the magistrates to truly understand my position, and deal accordingly. Paul Thomas
Amazing service overall. I was impressed with how fast I had responses from emails with any queries or questions. On the day of my meeting with Kang & Co all options were made very clear and the advice I was given provided the result I wanted! I highly recommend Kang & Co, especially for motoring convictions. Joseph McBrearty
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When to Arrive at Court
The Court Summons or Postal Requisition you have received will have a start time, this will be a 10am or 2pm start time. We recommend that you arrive 45 minutes before the time listed on The Court Summons or Postal Requisition. If you have been given a 10am time, we recommend arriving at Court just after 9am, it is also important to note that most Magistrates’ Courts open at 9am therefore, it is not necessary to attend before 9am. It is important that you are not late, therefore we recommend that you factor in unexpected traffic delays, road closures and travel disruptions into your travel time.
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