Practical, affordable, fixed-fee advice and court representation for driving offences — from a former police officer and solicitor qualified since 1991.
Penalty points · Speeding · Drink & drug driving · Mobile phone · Totting-up & disqualification. We do not deal with parking tickets.
If you are facing penalty points, a driving ban, a speeding allegation, a mobile phone offence or any other motoring prosecution, getting the right advice early can make a significant difference.
Phil Lyons is a former police officer and a solicitor who now specialises almost exclusively in defending driving offences. All of Phil's legal services are provided through the online law firm DAV Legal Ltd.
Many motoring prosecutions are now dealt with online or on paper, meaning drivers often simply need clear advice about what to write and how the process works. We provide realistic, cost-effective assistance tailored to your circumstances.
Complete our online enquiry form…we provide practical, affordable, expert assistance and court representation throughout England & Wales.
Focused, fixed-fee assistance — from a professionally drafted plea in mitigation to full representation at trial.
Advice and representation for speeding allegations, NIPs, Single Justice Procedure Notices and court proceedings.
Learn more →Facing a ban or totting-up? You may avoid it through "special reasons" or "exceptional hardship" arguments.
Learn more →Advice and representation for drink/drug driving, drunk in charge, and failing to provide a specimen.
Learn more →Defences, evidential issues, mitigation and likely sentencing — vital for new and professional drivers.
Learn more →A professionally drafted plea in mitigation for online, postal and court proceedings — with or without representation.
Learn more →If you dispute the allegation, we obtain the evidence, assess your prospects and represent you at trial.
Learn more →Check the likely penalty for your offence in seconds — based on the official sentencing guidelines for England & Wales.
Phil Lyons — former police officer, solicitor since 1991
Cross-examination at trial exposed serious shortcomings in the police investigation of a HGV driver accused of failing to stop. The court found the client not guilty.
Cross-examination of the arresting officer established facts proving the offence could not be made out. The prosecution withdrew and a not-guilty verdict was entered.
A new driver's totting-up disqualification was cancelled when the court accepted the Notice of Intended Prosecution had not been properly served.
Tell us about your case and we'll review it and contact you to discuss your options, likely outcomes and how we can help. There's no obligation to instruct us.
Start your free assessmentPlease note: we do not deal with parking tickets or parking disputes.