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On this occasion, our senior Solicitor Wissam Philopos represented a woman at Parramatta Local Court for a Licence Suspension Appeal against Transport for NSW. Our client faced a 3-month suspension
Our Senior Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 19-year-old man at Parramatta District Court in relation to the following charge: Drive motor vehicle while licence suspended pursuant to s54(3)(a) of the
Our Senior Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 50-year-old woman at Moss Vale Local Court in relation to the following traffic offence: Drive with a medium range of prescribed concentration of
Have you been caught driving while suspended? Traffic offences of any nature are considered a criminal act — however, repeat offending is a serious matter. Committing any driving offence while
If you have been injured in a car accident as a driver, passenger, rider or pedestrian, regardless of whether you were at fault or not, there are strict time limits
Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 28-year-old man at Blacktown Local Court in relation to the following three offences: Negligent Driving (no death or grievous bodily harm), pursuant to Section
Our Solicitor Danielle Epifania represented a 20-year-old female at Parramatta Local Court in relation to the clients License Suspension Appeal. Licence Suspension Appeal, pursuant to the Road Transport Act 2013
The court process is often confusing and stressful to those who are unfamiliar with it. The Local Court is where most people have the majority of their traffic and criminal
An important component of any prosecution involves identifying the perpetrator of any criminal act. It is equally important in traffic matters but potentially difficult where there are lots of vehicles
On many occasions we have defended drivers and riders charged with street racing. Interestingly we often find the charge is based on subjective elements that Police say they observe, like
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