London's Leading
Drink Driving Solicitors
Founded in 2012, M.A.J Law specialise in defending drink driving cases across London. We are recognised as the 'go to' firm for motorists across the Capital.
Founded in 2012, M.A.J Law specialise in defending drink driving cases across London. We are recognised as the 'go to' firm for motorists across the Capital.
A drink driving charge doesn’t always mean a ban. We have over 50 years’ combined experience in defending drink driving cases and first-hand knowledge of all court across London. Free advice? Please get in touch.
M.A.J. Law are a leading motoring defence practice that specialise in fighting for motorists across London. Challenging motoring offences is at the heart of what we do. If you’ve been charged with drink driving don’t suffer in silence. We will listen to your concerns and explain your options in detail. Please remember that not everyone charged with drink driving gets banned. Please get in touch to find out more.
We’re here to offer clear, straight-talking legal advice to help you understand your options.
Drink driving carries a mandatory driving disqualification and a financial penalty. Depending upon the circumstances of your case, you could even be sent to prison. Disqualifications range from 12 months to three years for a first time offender.
Please don’t feel pressured into pleading guilty. The ‘discount’ for an early guilty plea only applies to the punitive part of the sentence (i.e. the fine). This means you still receive the full disqualification even on a guilty plea! There are a number of different ways to avoid a drink driving ban. These are;
We’d be happy to explain each defence in more detail and can tell you in minutes if you could avoid a driving ban. Our team of drink driving solicitors regularly win drink driving cases on complex points of law and procedure, often misunderstand by the CPS.
Solicitors come in all shapes and sizes. Some are ‘cheap and cheerful’ whilst others are more expensive. We’re currently ranked as Number 1 in driving defence on the UK’s most popular review site for solicitors. We don’t claim to be the cheapest. If it’s cheap advice you’re looking for, we’re happy to direct you elsewhere. If it’s specialist advice and representation you need, please get in touch.
Yes. You will only be banned for drink driving if you’re convicted. We avoid convictions on an almost daily basis for our clients by identifying legal loopholes and technicalities (often relating to inaccurately completed paperwork or sloppy policing). The police often assume that a positive alcohol reading will always result in a conviction. This is fundamentally incorrect.
A drink driving conviction becomes spent after 5 years (Rehabilitation of Offenders Act). This means is does not have to be disclosed after that time. However, you will have a criminal conviction for the rest of your life.
Defending a drink driving case is easier than you think. A not-guilty plea will force the CPS to disclose the evidence against you within a set time frame. Due to unmanageable caseloads and short staffing, the CPS often fail to disclose evidence in time. When it is served, it’s usually incorrect or incomplete. A mistake like this could get your case dismissed.
A reputation built on results. We’re trusted by thousands of motorists and currently ranked Number 1 on the UK’s most popular Review Platform for solicitors.
Don’t panic! We will prepare your case for court, obtain the evidence and explain your options in detail. You may have a defence without realising and could be found not-guilty.
Not always. This offence can carry 10 penalty points. We may even be able to defend the charge if you were not going to drive whilst over the legal limit. Please get in touch and we’ll explain the process.
Failing to provide is often treated more seriously than drink driving and can carry an immediate custodial sentence. It’s important to understand the reason why you failed and whether this is a defence.
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