When your case goes before a court, tribunal, or decision making body, you need someone who can represent your interests clearly and persuasively, and help the court reach a fair decision.
That's advocacy: using legal knowledge, sound reasoning, and clear communication to argue your case effectively.
"Having used a number of solicitors I can honestly say Lloyd Legal are positively different. Ryan took control of the my matter and resolved it in a fair and transparent way."
Mrs Davis
Our Services
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Court Representation
We represent you throughout court proceedings, managing legal arguments, procedural requirements, and all communication with the court, so your case is presented clearly, professionally, and in full accordance with the rules.
2
Witness Statements
We'll help gather and document a witness's account of events in a clear, structured format suitable for use as evidence, giving your case an accurate, reliable account to rely on before the court.
3
Testing Evidence
We examine, challenge, and evaluate the evidence in your case, including cross examination and re-examination, so the court has what it needs to reach a fair, informed decision.
UK court hierarchy for
England & Wales
Magistrates Court
What it covers:
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Minor criminal cases (e.g. low-level theft, minor assaults, traffic offences)
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Preliminary hearings for more serious cases
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Some family matters
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Domestic abuse orders
Crown Court
What it covers:
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Serious criminal cases
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Robbery, murder, rape
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Appeals from the Magistrates’ Court
County Court
What it covers:
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Civil cases
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Contract disputes
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Personal injury
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Housing issues
High Court
What it covers:
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Complex civil cases and important legal issues
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Divided into divisions:
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King’s Bench Division (contract, tort)
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Chancery Division (business, equity, trusts)
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Family Division
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Court of Appeal
What it covers:
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Appeals from lower courts
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Civil courts
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Criminal courts
Supreme Court
What it covers:
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The most important legal appeals
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Cases of public or constitutional importance
Whatever the forum, from a first hearing to the Court of Appeal, you'll have a solicitor who communicates clearly and represents your interests fully at every stage.
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