Motoring Offences and Criminal Law

Advising you on all types of offences from road traffic incidents to homicide and other serious crimes

Motoring Offences and Criminal Law

If you or your family are contact or questioned by the police or other prosecution authorities, it is important that you are represented by an experienced lawyer, who is able and willing to attend a police station with you at any hour. We can advise you on all types of offences from road traffic incidents to homicide and other serious crimes.

As well as fighting for your rights we will manage the necessary procedures and explain what is happening and why. If you are required to attend court we can give you access to an experienced barrister to represent you. Our expert criminal lawyers have an extensive depth and breath of experience you need. If you are seeking a criminal or motoring lawyer in Somerset contact James Mumford.

Meet some of our Criminal Law Team

David Chapman

Solicitor

David studied Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at Cambridge, which gave him the opportunity to visit Iceland and to appear on University Challenge. He switched to law after graduation and trained in London. His subsequent career has included 10 years in Salisbury. He moved to Minehead in 2014 and joined AmicusLaw in 2018. David undertakes both conveyancing and criminal law. His criminal work has included court-martial appearances in the UK and Germany. David's interests include the church and he enjoys the Exmoor countryside.

Call David on 01643 701888

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Donna Newton-Smith

Criminal Caseworker

Donna is a Paralegal within the Crime Team at AmicusLaw. Based in the South West Donna previously worked with the Crown Prosecution Service for 24 years, holding a number of positions including Crown Court Paralegal, Associate Prosecutor, and Paralegal Business Manager. Donna is very experienced in the preparation of criminal cases, court processes and working with Counsel. Donna joined AmicusLaw in September 2016.

Call Donna on 01278 664060

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