JOHN HURLOCK · Criminal defence barrister
Road traffic offences
John Hurlock represents clients facing dangerous driving, drink driving, speeding and other road traffic allegations.
THE PRACTICE
Advice on the allegation and what comes next
A motoring allegation can affect your licence, work and everyday responsibilities. He can advise on the evidence, the stage of the case and the representation you need.
His practice includes advice before court proceedings, representation at trial and sentencing. The work and fees are agreed to reflect the particular allegation and circumstances.
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Dangerous driving
Advice and representation in dangerous-driving allegations, including preparation for trial.
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Drink driving & other motoring offences
Advice on the prosecution case, the available evidence and the issues to address.
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Speeding & licence consequences
Advice and representation where a motoring allegation may affect your licence, with your circumstances considered as part of the instructions.
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Interviews, hearings & sentencing
Voluntary interviews, attendance following arrest, trial and sentencing. Evening and weekend attendance is offered, subject to confirmed availability.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
Common questions.
What information does he need about a motoring case?
Send the allegation or charge, any notice or summons, hearing dates and relevant documents. Explain your current licence position and how any restriction on driving could affect you.
Prepare your enquiryWhere can I find information about motoring fees?
The fees page explains quotations and sets out the published chambers-wide ranges for specified motoring work. These are indicative ranges, not a personal fixed tariff or quotation for your case.
Motoring fees and quotationsCan he attend an interview or an urgent hearing?
He handles voluntary interviews, attendance following arrest and court representation. Evening and weekend attendance is offered. Call his clerks with the date, location and allegation so availability can be confirmed.
Police attendance and urgent enquiriesTHE NEXT STEP
Contact John Hurlock.
Email him directly about your case or call the clerks at 2 Bedford Row. Evening and weekend attendance is offered, with availability and fees confirmed when arranging instructions.