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Solicitors Specialising in Drink Driving Law

If you've been accused of drink driving and are worried about possible repercussions, contact the driving offence solicitors at Pannone as soon as possible.

It's our job to maintain an in-depth understanding of UK drink driving law, and we regularly use our legal knowledge and expertise to achieve the best possible results for clients who have been accused of committing drink driving offences.

An allegation that you have been drink driving does not always lead to a conviction or driving disqualification.

If you would like to speak to a solicitor who specialises in defending individuals accused of drink driving offences and who can ensure the best possible outcome for you, contact Pannone today on 0844 980 1433 or e-mail us and we will get back to you at the earliest available opportunity.

Drink Driving Penalties

If you have been implicated in a drink driving case, it is important that you contact a solicitor with the necessary skills and expertise to provide you with reliable legal advice. Under UK law, drink driving penalties can be severe:

  • Disqualification from driving for a minimum of 12 months
  • Disqualification from driving for a minimum of 36 months if previous drink driving conviction within 10 years
  • Fine of up to £5000
  • 6 months' imprisonment
  • Rarely 3-11 points to remain on licence for 10 years
  • Requirement to take an extended driving test.

Don't worry, our experienced driving offence solicitors are amongst the best qualified in the field, and will use all their skills, knowledge and expertise to ensure that your case is brought to the most satisfactory conclusion.

If you want to avoid a drink driving ban, it really is best to have an experienced and knowledgeable solicitor on your side as our testimonials show.

Can I Avoid Conviction or Disqualification for a Drink Driving Offence?

Where drink driving or drug driving offences are concerned, there are a number of ways in which it is possible to either avoid conviction or secure a more lenient penalty:

  • The police may have failed to follow procedure during your arrest, for instance they may have neglected to take adequate breath, blood or urine specimens or conducted the sampling procedure inappropriately
  • Your drink may have been spiked
  • An emergency situation may have left you with no option but to drive
  • You may have travelled such a short distance that you could not have put the public at risk by your driving

UK drink driving law is extremely complex; by obtaining expert legal advice from our solicitors at an early stage, you can significantly increase the chances of the prosecution failing or achieving an acquittal.

Contact us for Legal Advice Regarding Drink Driving Offences

We are here to help you find practical solutions to your situation, and will use our extensive knowledge of drink driving law to ensure that everything that can be done, is done to achieve the outcome you desire. If you can’t be contacted during the week we’ll contact you at the weekend, if you are unsure of your legal rights we’ll explain them to you in a manner that you can understand.

Whether you're accused of drink or drug driving do not simply accept the allegations and don't panic, just call 0844 980 1433 now for a free initial consultation with a Pannone Drink Driving Offences lawyer or email us and we will get back to you as soon as possible.