18/07/18
Alleged Firearms Offences Trial Starts | Kangs Serious Crime Defence Solicitors
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The trial of a Kangs Solicitors client alleged to have been involved in firearms offences has started at Birmingham Crown Court.
Although one defendant has pleaded guilty, our client strenuously denies any liability and a robust defence is being presented on his behalf.
How Can We Help? | Kangs Criminal Defence Solicitors
Kangs Solicitors are instructed on a regular basis by clients alleged to be involved with firearms offences and serious organised crime.
Our Solicitors have the expertise and in-depth knowledge in actively assisting our clients defending such offences.
If you require any advice or assistance please feel free to contact our team through any of the following:
Contact:
Amandeep Murria
amurria@kangssolicitors.co.uk
0121 449 9888 | 020 7936 6396
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