Welcome to Hayes Law

Hayes Law is an established firm of solicitors with offices in Hammersmith and Eastleigh, Hampshire.
 
Our Criminal Law Practice provides expert advice on all areas of criminal defence from the Police Station through magistrates, Crown and appeal courts.
 
Our team provides dedication and specialism in a wide range of legal areas (terrorism, murder, drug importation, fraud, conspiracies etc) as well as general criminal work in particular Road Traffic offences.
 
We are members of the LSC VHCC panel.
 
We have a dedicated High Court advocacy team that provides an in-house service to clients which ensures consistent high quality representation through out a client's case.
 
We pride ourselves on leaving no stone unturned in the pursuit of our clients defence.
 
Our Civil Law Practice provides high quality experienced and expert advice, assistance and representation in Child Care and matrimonial cases, conveyancing (both residential and commercial), wills/probate and civil litigation (particularly in contractual and property disputes). We provide an initial free consultation to assist clients in establishing whether they indeed have a legal problem and whether we can help.
 
We hold a franchise for legal help at both offices in family matters which, if a client satisfies the financial criteria, will entitle you to publicly funded legal advice.
 
Central Criminal Court

 

Amnesty International Meeting - "Ricin"
Julian Hayes spoke at the recent meeting at Amnesty International in London on his experiences in the Ricin case. He spoke out against the proposals made in the Governments green paper on legal aid and the devastating impact it would have on access to justice. He expressed concerns that whilst British Justice was seen to be done in the Ricin case, if it was tried now he feared that, with the plethora of changes in legal aid over recent years and the proposals being made in the green paper, the result would not be the same. Julian, along with fellow panel members and speakers Michael Mansfield QC, Diane Abbott MP, Lawrence Archer and chair Peter Oborne, answered questions from the audience on various aspects of the case, legal aid, control orders and the recent legislation on detention of suspects before charge.
 

LATEST NEWS

Graff Jewellery Robbery trial
The firm recently represented Kamel (aka Clinton) Mogg in the Graff Jewellery Robbery trial details of which can be found at www.telegraph.co.uk. An appeal is now pending.
 
Since the last news update we would like to welcome new additions to our criminal practice team in Eastleigh Nicola Attwood and Janine Pengelly. Nicola is a highly experienced duty solicitor and HCA. Janine moves into enhance our team as a highly experienced administrator.
 
We would also like to congratulate Alexis Hager on obtaining her High Court Advocates Qualification (Criminal).
 
We would like to welcome Padma Panigrahi to our Hammersmith office. She is highly experienced and regularly attends police stations and as an advocate in the Magistrates and Youth Court. She has gained the reputation of being a determined and effective advocate. Padma has Higher Rights of Audience in criminal proceedings and has appeared before the Crown Court.
 
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RECRUITING NOW
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Hayes Law Launch
Julian Hayes launches 'Hayes Law' with offices in Hammersmith and Eastleigh 01/05/2008
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Julian Hayes on Panorama
BBC News Link - 10/10/2005
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Julian Hayes defence
of R v- Younes Tsouli and others (the 'Irhaabi 007' case)
BBC News Link - 04/07/2007
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Julian Hayes case of murder, drug importation and supply, armed robbery (R -v- Ramazanzadeh)
BBC News Link - 27/06/2002
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