Criminal Law
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Criminal and Regulatory Lawyer and Barrister
Charlotte is a specialist criminal and regulatory lawyer and barrister. She is frequently instructed to provide critical advice in the immediate aftermath of a serious or fatal incident.
She is recognised for her commercial approach, providing advice that takes into consideration the significant impact of the incident and investigation, as well as the wider reputational risks. Charlotte has extensive experience in representation at PACE (Police and Criminal Evidence Act) and other interviews, and frequently appears in all criminal courts to represent corporate bodies or individuals. Charlotte is known nationally as a leader in the field of Fleet Risk and is regularly invited by corporates, insurers, brokers and fleet risk charities to provide training in relation to road safety matters, as well as providing practical solutions to criminal and regulatory challenges.
Charlotte has a formidable reputation for standing up to prosecuting authorities.

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Van fleet operators are facing a wave of regulatory change during 2026, including new MOT requirements, tachograph obligations and vehicle safety proposals. As commercial vans become increasingly regulated, businesses may need to reassess fleet governance, compliance systems and management oversight to reduce legal exposure.
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We are excited to feature LMP Legal in our spotlight series this April discussing the fantastic work that the firm does in the transport and logistics industry to bring the law to life.
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Longer sentences won’t prevent road tragedies. Charlotte Le Maire on why change needs early education and a cultural shift on driving safety.
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