by Freeman & Co. | Apr 23, 2026 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors
Thousands of motorists have had their driving licences revoked in recent years after failing to meet the legal eyesight standard, according to new data obtained from the DVLA. Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act show that 32,000 licences have been...
by Freeman & Co. | Apr 15, 2026 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors
Illegal e-bikes capable of reaching speeds of up to 50mph have become an increasingly visible and dangerous presence on Britain’s roads. Weaving through pedestrians, running red lights, and far exceeding the legal speed limit, these vehicles are presenting a...
by Freeman & Co. | Apr 13, 2026 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors
The future of e-scooters on Britain’s streets remains uncertain, as industry leaders warn that the Government’s prolonged hesitation over permanent regulation is driving away investment, delaying safety improvements, and threatening the viability of shared...
by Freeman & Co. | Apr 11, 2026 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors
Motoring offences across England and Wales have reached their highest recorded level, prompting renewed warnings from road safety groups that dangerous driving behaviour risks becoming normalised. Latest Home Office figures show that 2.93 million offences were...
by Freeman & Co. | Apr 6, 2026 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors
Private parking companies have issued an estimated 76 million tickets to motorists over the past seven years, according to new analysis which has prompted renewed calls for reform of the sector. The figures, compiled by the RAC Foundation, are based on data showing...
by Freeman & Co. | Mar 26, 2026 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors, Motoring Law Expert, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News
I was recently asked a question on live radio that, on the face of it, seems entirely straightforward: “How much do you charge per hour?” It is a question most lawyers expect but it also goes to the heart of a much bigger issue about how value is measured in the legal...
