06/06/2026
THREE COURTS. THREE CLIENTS. THREE VICTORIES.
Accused of failing to identify the driver?
Think again before pleading guilty.
In just three days, Solicitor Mahmun Kaderi and the specialist motoring offence team at Luris Vince Solicitors secured three consecutive victories for clients facing allegations of failing to identify the driver under Section 172 of the Road Traffic Act 1988.
Horsham Magistrates’ Court – Success
City of London Magistrates’ Court – Success
Willesden Magistrates’ Court – Success
All three clients found Not Guilty
Defence Costs Orders awarded
Driving licences protected
Cases concluded swiftly following successful legal submissions
Many motorists believe that once they are accused of failing to identify the driver, conviction is inevitable.
It is not.
The law requires the prosecution to prove its case. Where the evidence is lacking, procedures have not been followed correctly, or a valid defence exists, the court must acquit.
These victories demonstrate the importance of obtaining specialist legal advice before making any decision about your case.
Your licence.
Your livelihood.
Your future.
Do not assume there is no defence.
If you have been accused of:
Failing to Identify the Driver (Section 172)
Speeding
Totting Up Disqualification
Mobile Phone Offences
Driving Without Insurance
Drink or Drug Driving
Contact us today.
Mahmun Kaderi
Solicitor /Director– Luris Vince Solicitors
📞 07576 287043
36 Alie Street, London E1 8DA
Proven Results. Trusted Advice. Expert Representation.
*Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case depends on its own facts and merit
