Purcell Parker Criminal Law Solicitors
We are one of the leading criminal defence practices in the West Midlands, specialising in all aspects of criminal litigation including white collar crime and motoring offences. We are a Legal Aid practice and have a thriving prison law department which complements our criminal practice, extending our service beyond the police station and courtroom.
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Criminal Law
Driving Offences
Fraud/Business
Prison Law
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Free Independent Advice
Everybody, regardless of their financial situation, has the right to free and independent legal advice at the police station. This is the case whether you have been arrested or if you are attending voluntarily for a police interview.
If your case progresses to the Magistrates or Crown Court, we can advise on your funding options and guide you through your legal aid application.
Years Established
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We know that the law can be confusing. This is why we created an A-Z of legal terms that you can access, designed to help explain common terms you may encounter.
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0121 236 9781
FAQs
We have also complied a list of the questions we are most frequently asked. Here are the top 3 questions.
I've been arrested - what do I do?
It is your legal right to be offered FREE legal advice from a solicitor. As soon as you arrive at the Police Station you should ask the Custody Sergeant to contact Purcell Parker Solicitors in order that we can attend to represent you. One of our solicitors or experienced accredited Police Station representatives is available 24 hours a day.
I have been charged with an offence - what do I do now?
Contact Purcell Parker Solicitors as soon as possible to let us know the time and date you are to appear at Court and to arrange an appointment to see us for an initial discussion.
Do I have to pay for you to represent me?
Latest News
The Police have introduced new measures to protect those in custody from exposure to Covid19
We have set these measures out below In less serious matters where the Police have sufficient evidence to prove all elements of the offence, the person in custody will not be interviewed, thereby reducing the amount of people they are in contact with. They will...
The Police have introduced new measures to protect those in custody from exposure to Covid19
We have set these measures out below In less serious matters where the Police have sufficient evidence to prove all elements of the offence, the person in custody will not...
Risk-assessed prisoners who are within two months of their release date will be temporarily released from jail, as part of the national plan to protect the NHS and save lives
Selected low-risk offenders, within weeks of their release dates, will be electronically tagged and temporarily released on licence in stages. Offenders can be recalled at the first sign of concern. Violent and sexual offenders and those of security concern will...
Risk-assessed prisoners who are within two months of their release date will be temporarily released from jail, as part of the national plan to protect the NHS and save lives
Selected low-risk offenders, within weeks of their release dates, will be electronically tagged and temporarily released on licence in stages. Offenders can be recalled at...
What makes insider trading illegal?
Insider trading (also known as insider dealing) can be easily defined as using information about a company that is not available to the public to buy or sell stocks or shares in order to make a profit or avoid a loss. For example, it happens when an employee is party...
What makes insider trading illegal?
Insider trading (also known as insider dealing) can be easily defined as using information about a company that is not available to the public to buy or sell stocks or...
Contact Us
Based in Birmingham, we are well placed to serve the surrounding region. We’re also within easy travel distance from towns including Worcester, Warwick, Coventry, Leamington Spa, Stafford and Wolverhampton, where we can also represent you at your local Magistrates or Crown Court.
+00 123 456 7893
