A terrible thing has happened, but it does not have to be the end of your story
Your next actions can make a difference. If you have been charged for another’s death by either driving in a manner which is deemed to be dangerous or careless, you have the right to a defence. Should you find yourself in such a situation, seek trusted legal advice from our expert Road Traffic Lawyers without delay.
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We can offer guidance and find the best course of action whether you plead guilty or not guilty.
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A conviction can have a significant impact on your life including family commitments, business and employment. We’re here to help.
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Our friendly team are on hand for a free initial consultation to talk through your case.
Our expert team of Road Traffic Lawyers are specialists in all areas of Road Traffic LAW.
We are dedicated to delivering superior client care and are committed to providing clear, uncomplicated, and sound legal advice when you need it most. Our vastly experienced team are highly skilled advocates in defending your innocence, liberty, career, and reputation in court.
Remember, you have more options than are immediately apparent.
Even when you are guilty, you have more options than you think. Simply contact us as soon as possible to speak with an experienced Death by Dangerous or Careless Driving Lawyer from our award-winning Road Traffic Defence Team who will put you at ease and guide you through the whole process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Death by Dangerous Driving carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years and minimum period of disqualification of two years. In addition to this, the driver must also pass an extended test of competency to drive before regaining a driving licence.
Death by Careless Driving carries a maximum prison sentence of five years and obligatory disqualification.
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