Paul Reddy
Partner & Co-Head of Crime and Regulatory
Crime and Regulatory
We always aim to provide transparency about our fees and once you make an enquiry with us, we will always make an initial call to discuss the details of your case in more detail and let you know how we would be able to assist. We do not charge for our initial call. We find that working on a fixed fee basis gives our clients as much clarity as possible about the costs of their case.
We charge an initial instruction fee for each case which is paid on account once you decide you would like to instruct us to represent you. This allows us to start working on your case and provide initial advice regarding plea and how best to proceed.
To assist you, we’ve set out estimates of likely overall costs below:
“Where applicable, VAT is charged at the prevailing rate, currently 20%”.
All costs set out above are estimates based on our experience of working on similar cases. Upon formal instruction we will provide a bespoke quote to you dependent on the type and complexity of your case which will be confirmed in writing. Fees are always agreed with you and can usually be paid in stages throughout the duration of your case.
What is a disbursement?
Disbursements are costs incurred on your behalf in relation to your case, for example expert’s fees. If any disbursements are necessary in your case, we will discuss these with you in detail and obtain your prior authorisation, before they are incurred.
Contact us today in complete confidence for a free initial consultation at 0161 930 5151 or email crimeandregulatoryteam@gorvins.com
Alternatively please complete the contact form on this page and we will contact you as soon as possible.
If your call is out of normal office hours please call 07843 978201 and we will contact you as soon as possible.
Did you know that you can ask the court to reduce your disqualification period?
Causing death by dangerous driving is arguably the most serious of motoring offences.
Causing serious injury by dangerous driving is a very serious offence and can be upsetting for everyone involved.
Dangerous driving is one of the most serious motoring offences in UK law.
If you accumulate 12 or more penalty points within 3 years, the court should impose an obligatory disqualification.
Drink Driving, also known as ‘Driving over the legal limit’ is a serious offence.
If you are charged with an offence of this nature, it is important you seek specialist advice
Drivers are often charged with an offence of this nature following a road traffic accident
It is illegal to drive a vehicle on a road or public place without at least 3rd party insurance.
If you have been charged, contact us now and speak to one of our experienced road traffic defence lawyers
A notice of intended prosecution will usually be served on the registered keeper of the vehicle
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