The majority of people in Ireland who come into contact with the Gardai and the criminal justice system do so through prosecutions under road traffic legislation. At KOD Lyons we understand the importance to our clients of expert advice and representation when faced with a road traffic offence. We have an experienced Road Traffic Department dealing with all kinds of prosecutions against road users.
Road traffic matters that may appear to be simple can in fact be complex and our expertise will help you make sure that you understand your legal position and that the courts deal with you favourably.
We are experts in dealing with all manner of road traffic issues including:
- Drink Driving (including Drug Driving and failure to provide a sample);
- Dangerous and Careless Driving;
- Speeding and other penalty point offences;
- Regulatory offences such as failure to have insurance/NCT/driving licence/motor tax;
- HGV/PSV offences;
- Applications to restore driving licences.
Whether you are accused of bad driving (ranging from failing to stop, careless driving to dangerous driving) or alcohol and/or drugs related offences (such as driving whilst unfit, driving with excess alcohol, or failing to supply a specimen for analysis), our lawyers can make the difference between you losing or keeping your driving licence.
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Road traffic offences, from drink driving charges to penalty point disputes, fall under criminal law and can have serious consequences for your licence, livelihood, and record. KOD Lyons has an experienced team handling all types of road traffic prosecutions across Ireland’s courts. Our Criminal Defence and Human Rights solicitors can advise you on your position and represent you at every stage. We also advise clients across Personal Injuries and Public Interest, Child and Family Law, Immigration and International Law, and Assisted Decision-Making. Call us on 01-679 0780 or email info@kodlyons.ie to speak with a member of the team.
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