News - Exceptional Hardship

‘Special reasons’ and the ‘exceptional hardship argument’ are specific, distinct types of argument that lawyers use when defending clients accused of driving offences. Special reasons are not a defence. To use this argument, you will either have pleaded guilty or Read more...

Exceptional hardship pleas cannot be made in drink driving cases. Drink driving is a major cause of injuries and fatalities on the roads, and is taken very seriously by the police and the courts. Sentences will reflect the circumstances of Read more...

Under the so-called “totting up” rules, should you get 12 or more penalty points on your driving licence within a 3-year period, you will be given a mandatory driving disqualification of at least six months. The disqualification period may be Read more...

If driving is your livelihood or you are career and you need to be able to drive to and from you place of work, we understand the need to try and keep your license and eliminate or reduce any lengthy Read more...