FollowFollowFollowFollow Mr DM instructed us following the refusal of his first time application for a private hire licence with Transport for London [TfL]. He was refused on the basis of his DBS which had a single conviction for entry for possession of Class A drugs... FollowFollowFollowFollow The Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by UTAG that sought to challenge TFL’s decision to grant FREE NOW an operating licence. UTAG, United Trade Action Group Ltd (“UTAG”), a trade association for drivers of taxis... FollowFollowFollowFollow Mr McCaffrey gave me the soundest and most forthright advice that I could have asked for. He is a man of sharp wits who knows both his law and the legal system in and out. As a testament to his decent and fair character, he offered to... FollowFollowFollowFollow ZI approached us to represent him in respect of the refusal to renew his private hire licence by Transport for London [TfL]. The basis of the refusal was two-fold. First, there were two historic misconduct matters which were now in issue....
FollowFollowFollowFollow A brief update on new legislation relating to equality duties and new duty on councils to report “out of town” drivers relating to safety concerns. Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles (Disabled Persons) Act 2022 On 28 June, the Taxis and Private... FollowFollowFollowFollow In December 2021, the High Court has clarified the definition of “plying for hire” in relation to minicabs working for licensed operators. In the case of United Trade Action Group Ltd, R (On the Application Of) v Transport for London (Rev1)... Privacy & Cookies Policy