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Chrissy O'Connor
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Chrissy O'Connor

Senior Associate at LMP Legal

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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTOR

Senior Associate at LMP Legal.

Chrissy is a Senior Associate leading the Southern division. With an extensive background in general crime, she has defended clients in respect of a broad range of serious and complex police investigations and criminal prosecutions for over 15 years.

Having previously supervised the police station team in one of the largest criminal legal aid firms in the country, Chrissy has in recent years specialised in criminal motor defence, advising and representing drivers following their involvement in serious injury and fatal road traffic collisions.

Chrissy is an extremely passionate defence lawyer known for her meticulous and dedicated approach to each and every one of her cases, ensuring the best possible outcome for her clients on every occasion.

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CONTRIBUTOR PERSPECTIVECriminal Law & Criminal Defence & Advocacy

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Criminal Law

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Criminal Defence

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CRIMINAL LAW · 4 MIN READ

Fatigue: The Silent Killer This Christmas

Fatigue-related driving accidents are a hidden danger during the festive season, often as deadly as drink driving. Chrissy O’Connor of LMP Legal highlights the risks, legal consequences, and essential tips to stay safe. Prioritise rest, plan breaks, and drive responsibly—because arriving safely is the best gift this Christmas.

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