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Taxi Offences

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The consequences

These are serious matters for those who earn their living as either private hire or Hackney Carriage drivers, as conviction can result not only in increased insurance premiums, but also in being called before “panel hearings”, which can result in the loss of driver and operator’s licenses.

If you have been accused of committing a taxi offence, you need to get in touch with an experienced defence lawyer today for comprehensive advice. Manchester-based Burton Copeland offers its driving offence services to drivers all over the UK and will ensure you are adequately prepared to contend accusations. You can either call 0161 827 9500, or fill in our contact form and we will get back to you.

Previous convictions

It is usually a condition of your licence to tell the Local Licensing Authority about any criminal cases against you no matter how minor. They often take much more severe actions against drivers who do not inform them what has happened.

Get in touch.

We are available around the clock if you need help or representation in connection with an alleged criminal offence, driving offence or disciplinary proceedings.

0161 827 9500 Manchester Office
Madison Place, Northampton Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M40 5AG.

Preston Office
Cotton Court, Church Street, Preston, PR13BY

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Why Choose Burton Copeland

Why choose Burton Copeland?

With over 35 years of experience, our defence lawyers are well placed to handle your corporate crime or fraud case. We understand what is necessary to build a proactive case and provide first-class representation to fight your prosecution and help you get the best possible outcome.

We will provide round-the-clock assistance so you are kept up to date on matters and can get in touch with us 24 hours a day, seven days a week should you have any questions or queries.

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