Not sure if this the right forum - it's kind of insurance so I suppose it fits.

Found this aricle in this months EVO mag.

A new legal service has been launched by Nick Freeman to help motorists keep their licence in the event of a road traffic offence.

Dubbed 'Mr Loophole', Freeman is best known for numerous high-profile cases involving the rich and famous. In 2005 Nick Harrison was allegedly clocked doing 173mph in a 911 Turbo on the M25. However, Freeman accepted the case and Harrison left court acquitted with legal costs paid.

So what's Freeman's motivation? 'I frequently get asked whether it's fair that only the rich should have access to my services. Now at a cost the average driver can afford (

not sure i like the idea of that, it'd be nice to know you have the backup of lots of legal genius' but to some i can see it as a licence to speed :nono:

not just a name though is it, its unlimited legal advice from specialist lawyers.

Obviously the best way to keep your licence is to keep within the limit - like we all do

Or you could just not do 173mph on the M25, and keep your licence for the total cost of £0??

Or you could just not [/b']do 173mph on the M25, and keep your licence for the total cost of

IIRC according to Top Gear he only needed to go another 2mph more i.e. 175mph and Gatso cameras could not get him

Maybe he thought speedo error would be on his side?