M & A Solicitors are specialist regulatory, motoring, and crime solicitors, ready to protect you from investigations and court proceedings. Any business can be the subject of a Health & Safety investigation, as well as other local and national government department prosecutions. With 30 million drivers on the UK's roads, and 1.95 million Fixed Penalty Notices or driving prosecutions last year, how safe is your licence?
Our regulatory defence solicitors in York work closely with companies to ensure that the responses to incidents and accidents are managed scrupulously, to ensure that your biggest assets, your employees and your reputation, are protected. With the increasing burden of regulation to business, has come the increasing instances of investigation and prosecution of businesses and their directors and officers.
Our regulatory defence solicitors in York work closely with companies to ensure that the responses to incidents and accidents are managed scrupulously, to ensure that your biggest assets, your employees and your reputation, are protected. With the increasing burden of regulation to business, has come the increasing instances of investigation and prosecution of businesses and their directors and officers.
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Founded by Damien Morrison in 2002, the practice has evolved into a nationally respected specialist criminal practice. Our solicitors are always contactable. Reach us on (01904) 666 888. The firm has long-standing connections with larger corporate law firms, and is frequently asked to advise and represent clients when a specialist service cannot be offered, or on conflicts of interest.
We are the exclusive providers throughout the whole of the UK of what is known as Motor Prosecution Defence (MPD) to one of the biggest insurance aggregators in the world. If you have a Motor Legal Expense Insurance add-on to your car insurance, there is a good possibility that you will be put through to us.
Hate Crime - if you need to speak to somebody about a police station or court appearance, please call Adam Henry on (01904) 666 888. Section 7 Road Traffic Act 1988 states that a person who, without reasonable excuse, fails to provide a specimen when required to do so is guilty of an offence. The offence can be punished by up to six months imprisonment and in some cases, also carries mandatory disqualification from driving.
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