Driving Offence Solicitor in Liverpool
Increase your chances of avoiding a driving ban. Frank Rogers is rated 5 stars by 90+ real clients - making him one of the most trusted driving offence solicitors in Liverpool
Driving Offence Solicitor in Liverpool and surrounding areas
Having the right support and representation early on can significantly improve your chances of being found not guilty or achieving the best possible outcome, potentially avoiding a driving ban. Notices of Intended Prosecution can be defective, and mishandling them may result in unnecessary points on your licence.
A driving ban can severely affect your finances, business, job, and family. The increasing number of speed cameras means that minor lapses in concentration can lead to points and potential disqualification.
Facing court and the risk of a driving ban can be daunting. We provide expert guidance for clients facing motoring offences in Liverpool and surrounding areas. For some offences, a ban is mandatory; for others, it depends on the Magistrates' discretion. Accumulating 12 points within three years can lead to a 6-month ban under the "totting up procedure." A specialist driving offence solicitor can present mitigating circumstances to reduce penalties or avoid a ban altogether.
We offer a no obligation, free quote.
These are some of the offences I regularly deal with
Failing to give driver identity information
Dealing with a Notice of Intended Prosecution is not as easy as you think. We can advise on whether the Notice is valid & avoid your being convicted of failing to comply with it which carries a 6 point penalty. Contact us before you send it off!
Speeding offences
We will check the evidence that the prosecution seek to rely on and identify any available defence that you could put forward. We work with experts who can find ways of challenging evidence, especially where the case against you is based on your having been paced by a following police car.
Totting up – 6 month driving ban
You can avoid disqualification if you have an “exceptional hardship” argument that shows the consequences for you would go beyond inconvenience & be disproportionate. We specialise in these arguments, losing only one in the last two years. Read our case study about a client with 12 points on licence but no ban was imposed.
Drink driving offences
If you have been charged with a drink driving offence, we will thoroughly examine the procedure followed by the police to identify possible defences you can rely on. We will also make sure that if you plead guilty, compelling mitigating arguments will be put forward on your behalf.
Driving with no insurance
In cases where a motorist has a “genuine and honest” belief that they were insured & the fact that they were not is due to a third party, it may be possible to ask the Magistrates not to endorse your licence with 6 penalty points by using what is known as a “special reasons” argument.
Using a mobile phone whilst driving
The Police are still charging people with this offence when the law makes it clear that they are technically not guilty. In addition, the prosecution evidence is often based on observing a driver for only a few seconds – evidence that can be shown to be unreliable.
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Expertise available for all driving offences.
Ed R.
"I can't recommend Frank highly enough. He was always available to provide advice and outline the next steps along the way with my case. It was easy to get in contact with him and he was very quick to respond to all my queries. Frank provides an amazing, professional service and was a great help during a difficult period."
Dave S.
"From start to finish, Frank provided a first class service. As soon as I contacted him, he took time explaining the process and all possible outcomes etc. I had never had a speeding offence of this nature before, so he offered great advise on the best way forward.
Because of this and the way he handled my defence, I ended up getting the best possible outcome at my trial."
Jill S.
"For me it was an emotional journey, waiting a year for the case to be heard in court, with court cases being delayed due to the Covid pandemic, and not knowing if I would loose my license and hence my job which relies on me being able to drive. Frank took time to understand my circumstances and nailed it in the court room! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Frank. Hopefully I won't need him again, but if I do, he'll be the first person I call."
Jules
"I recently referred someone to Frank and wanted to share the service they received. "Frank was incredibly Professional, helpful and articulate in his approach, he was calm and compassionate, gave them the time they needed to explain their situation. He outlined the entire process and procedures clearly and the outcome was much better then they expected."
John P.
"It has been a pleasure to work with Frank, he is passionate about road safety, he is passionate about his clients, he is passionate about giving his clients the best they can get, fair, without and judgement and will do all that is possible to defend, support, and represent you in your time of need.”
Miss R - Liverpool
My father & I would not hesitate to recommend that you consult Frank Rogers in relation to any driving offence.”
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Frequently asked questions
Do you offer a free initial consultation?
Yes, we do, either by phone or, a Zoom video conference. This is limited to 30 minutes. We also offer a service based on a longer consultation & detailed written advice as to your options & possible outcomes. We charge a fixed fee for this service. If we do not think we can influence the outcome we will tell you that – our aim is to be open with you.
Do you cover all magistrates courts?
Yes, we do as long as they are in England or Wales. We work with a Scottish law firm whose details we can give you if you are being prosecuted in Scotland. We can personally represent you anywhere in England & Wales or, instruct a local lawyer who will present the case we have prepared for you.
Should I wait until I have court papers before contacting you?
No. The sooner you contact us the sooner we can assess the situation & advise you as to all your options. If you are going to be interviewed by the Police, we can usually arrange for you to be represented free of charge. You will be advised at the outset on what is going to happen & when. We will then guide you through the whole process.
Surely, I should just plead guilty?
Not necessarily. There can often be errors in the procedure followed by the police or, defences you could rely on which we can identify for you. Do not rush to plead guilty before you have obtained advice.