Contact
0151 480 5777 (Liverpool)
0151 423 3661 (Widnes)
0151 480 5777 (Birkenhead)
01928 711119 (Runcorn)
0151 480 5833 (24 hour police station advice)

Liverpool
The Willows, 2 Rupert Rd,
L36 9TF

Birkenhead
Office 206 Atlantic House 18-22 Hamilton Street Birkenhead
CH41 1AL

Runcorn, Cheshire
4-5 Rutland House, Halton Lea,
WA7 2ES

Widnes, Cheshire
133 Albert Road,
WA8 6LB

0151 480 5777 (24 hour police station advice)
0151 423 3661 (24 hour police station advice)
0151 480 5777 (24 hour police station advice)
01928 711119 (24 hour police station advice)
0151 480 5833 (24 hour police station advice)

31/07/26

Caught Using Your Phone While Driving? UK Penalties Explained

A brief glance at your phone could lead to six points, a £200 fine or even a driving ban. This guide explains the law, the evidence and what to do...

16/07/26

Q&A with Ian Weights on criminal defence and giving young people a voice

Ian has practised criminal law since 1997. In this interview, he discusses life in court, the importance of client trust and why he is passionate a...

16/07/26

How long does a criminal record last in England?

How long does a criminal record last? Our expert team explains spent and unspent co...

06/05/26

Can I Be Prosecuted for Carrying a Small Amount of Drugs for Personal Use?

Most people know that carrying illegal drugs is against the law. However, when someone is found with a small amount for personal use, they want to...

23/02/26

Duty Solicitor vs Private Solicitor: Is Paying for a Criminal Defence Lawyer Better?

Many people assume paying privately guarantees better criminal defence. However, that isn’t always the case. We explain how duty solicitors work...

03/11/25

The Top 5 Misconceptions About Criminal Defence Solicitors

Misconceptions about criminal defence solicitors can prevent you from getting the help you need. JR Levins Criminal Defence Solicitors in Liverpool...

03/02/25

Increasing Police use of Sexual Risk and Interim Sexual Risk Orders

Sexual Risk Orders, or SROs, are increasingly being relied upon by the police to restrict the liberty and activities of innocent individuals.

01/11/23

XL Bully  – Added to Dangerous Dogs List – Owners need to take urgent action

It has been confirmed that XL Bully type dogs will be added to the list of dogs banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act.

23/06/23

Police bail or Released Under Investigation – What’s the Difference?

11/05/23

Voluntary Attendance Police Interviews – Do I really need a Solicitor?

25/07/22

Can I smash a car window if I’m concerned for a dog?

11/06/22

Common Myths of Criminal Defence