For many people, facing criminal charges or investigation is a life changing event. Its stress and upheaval cannot be underestimated. At B P Collins, our experienced team of criminal solicitors aim is to always properly advance your case, protect your interests and offer you support.
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What does a criminal law solicitor do?
A criminal solicitor at B P Collins advises, represents and supports individuals and businesses facing criminal investigations, prosecutions, and regulatory matters. They provide expert guidance from the earliest stages of a case, including police interviews, fraud allegations, cybercrime, road traffic offences, and appeals, helping clients protect their rights and achieve the best possible outcome.
Our criminal law services
Our driving offence solicitors offer expert advice and representation on a wide range of motoring offences including mobile phone/ insurance offences. It is important to seek legal guidance as soon as possible to ensure you can receive the best advice on options moving forward.
Whether you have been stopped or charged by the police on suspicion of drink/ drug driving or have received a section 172 notice, or more commonly called, a notice of intended prosecution (NIP) or a summons. We attend all interviews under caution, prepare your case/defence and arrange representation in court, should that be necessary.
Our in-depth knowledge of drink driving testing procedures and legislation, enables us to get straight to the point and ensure that our clients are treated justly.
We represent clients across a range of allegations, from assault, bribery or harassment charges through to theft charges and police interviews. We understand that facing a criminal case can have a dramatic impact on your life and those closest to you. Our aim is to always properly advance your case and protect your interests.
We provide expert advice and representation for individuals and companies being investigated or prosecuted for criminal offences, learn about our criminal defence services here.
Our criminal solicitors help victims of crime win a Right to Review, which involves supporting victims and helping them achieve justice where, for example, the police or The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) have decided not to prosecute an offender in your case.
Our solicitors have extensive experience corresponding with the police, Witness Care Unit, and courts to ensure that our clients’ rights are observed. Whether you are processing the trauma of being a victim of crime and do not have the capacity to follow up with the progress of your case, or you are simply frustrated with the time-consuming challenges of dealing with the bureaucracy of the criminal justice system, our team is here to help and be of assistance. If the initial response from the police is that they cannot assist, contact our specialist team for further advice on your options to proceed before you accept the situation.
Additional criminal law services
Our team has experience in a broad range of criminal law including probate fraud, unauthorised encampments, regulatory investigations and prosecutions, inquests as well as expertise in professional discipline and higher education sectors and the penalties that come with them.
Why choose B P Collins as your criminal law solicitors?
We understand that facing a criminal case can be extremely stressful, and as a team, we never lose sight of this impact. Our solicitors emphasis a proactive defence, continuity of representation, and clear communication throughout what can often be a overwhelming and complex process.
With over 60 years of experience in criminal law, we’re consistently ranked by Chambers UK and The Legal 500 for the strength of our strategic advice and effective representation for individuals and businesses facing allegations, investigations and prosecutions.
Jonothan Moss and Rubin Italia have both been accredited individually by The Law Society for their expertise in Criminal Litigation. Rubin has also been a Higher Courts Advocate since 2007 and is qualified to represent clients throughout the criminal courts. This advocacy experience is particularly valuable in disputes involving allegations of wrongdoing, regulatory issues or potential reputational consequences.
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The information provided is on the presumption that you have entered a guilty plea and have a date for your hearing. The final amount of time in order to reach the end of the initial hearing in the Magistrates Court will also be impacted on the efficiency of the Crown Prosecution Service, the listing pattern of the Court, and waiting time at Court, as these are all factors outside our control.
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Contact our criminal law solicitors today
From our offices based in London, Thame and Gerrards Cross, our criminal lawyers can work directly with you wherever needed. Contact us now in confidence at 01753 889995 or enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk for a no obligation discussion.
