Biker FAQs

The long-awaited motor reforms to civil litigation have been postponed until April next year. We asked a senior personal injury solicitor – DAS Law’s Miquelle Groves – to take a look.

Where does the law stand on helmets, safety cameras and cycling offences? Chloe Williams, Legal Adviser from DAS Law, has the answers.

What is the current law on wearing seatbelts? DAS Law’s Molly-Ellen Turecek explains.

Millions of motorists across the UK are committing driving offences they did not know existed. Robert Hodson looks at the law around some of the most common offences.

Sam Phillips, a trainee solicitor at DAS Law, gives us the low-down on the law on mobile phones and driving.

There are a number of important differences between parking tickets from the local council and those enforced by private companies. DAS Law has the lowdown on parking tickets and tells you how to pursue a dispute and avoid paying penalty charges.

Our expert motorcycling solicitors have answered some of the most asked questions about motorcycling accidents and resulting liability disputes.

Where does the law stand for drivers without the funds to hire a lawyer to defend their case and what do drivers need to know to challenge a fine?

Our expert motorcycling solicitors have answered some of the most asked questions around common biking-related disputes.

Manny is a Multi-Track Specialist in the Personal Injury department at DAS Law. Here he tells us a bit about his history and life on the road and in the garage.

Bikers often call our legal advice helpline asking questions ranging from disputes with motorcycle dealers and service centres. Here are answers to the more common questions.

As a vehicle owner, it is your duty to ensure that your car is taxed and has a valid MOT, and as a driver you must also have valid insurance.

If someone close to you dies due to a criminal act of intent or through an accident, such as a road traffic accident or an industrial injury, you should be able to claim compensation.