Trusted Solicitors in Caterham

For the last 25 years, Mackesys Solicitors has been a major London criminal practice. Caterham area clients are welcome. We currently hold four Criminal Contracts which the Legal Services Commission awarded us. Our team of over 40 fee-earners are dedicated specialists who deal with cases from day to day crime to murder, rape and serious fraud.

Whether or not you receive sound legal advice at the police station or as soon as possible can have a profound impact on your chances of successfully defending yourself. The high quality of our work and the extensive preparation we provide has made Mackesys solicitors serving Caterham well-known. Our knowledge of the criminal justice system is excellent.

We are dedicated to making sure that our clients receive the best possible results. Mackesys Caterham solicitors have a list of experts available, all of whom are of the highest quality. Many of them have aided us in securing acquittals for our clients. We are familiar with minor cases and serious cases.

By using our 24 hour Arrest Line Service (number at top of website) you can make us involved from the beginning. If you know that the police want to discuss something with you, you can contact us ahead of time and we will arrange you attendance at the relevant police station.

No less than five of the 24 Duty Solicitors on our team have in excess of 20 years’ criminal law experience. Duty Status is being prepared for by a further five of our solicitors. Our team of Senior Managing Clerks comprises Police Station Accredited Representatives with more than 20 years of experience in representing Clients.

Clients can be represented within the M25, Kent, Surrey and elsewhere. Mackesys solicitors in Caterham have our own team of ten Accredited Police Station Representatives, but if necessary we can call on the 20 Reps of First Call representatives, an associated Agency.

The Caterham Line runs between Purley in South London and Caterham in Surrey. The line operates as a commuter service to London. The Caterham branch was opened as the Caterham Railway on 5 August 1856, from a junction with the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (LB&SCR). The opening had been delayed because of a quarrel between the LB&SCR and the South Eastern Railway (SER), in whose territory the line was deemed to be. When the Caterham Railway went bankrupt in 1859, the SER took it over.