J D SPICER ZEB Solicitors
J D SPICER ZEB Solicitors is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and is authorised to provide all legal services, including reserved legal activities. This firm is a recognised body law practice with regulatory reference number 55671 and has been authorised since 2011-11-01. They operate from 5 offices, with their head office in London.
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Practice Areas
Offices
45 Newhall Street
Birminghman
B3 3QR
Legal aid at this office
Crime · 1 duty solicitor scheme
- DS4001 Birmingham
Immigration · 7 procurement areas
- Brook House IRC
- Colnbrook IRC
- Derwentside IRC
- Harmondsworth IRC
- Midlands and East of England
- Tinsley House IRC
- Yarl's Wood IRC
Imperial Court, Exchange Quay,
Salford Quays
M5 3EB
Legal aid at this office
Crime · 1 duty solicitor scheme
- DS1406 Salford
Legal Aid
Legal aid is publicly funded help with legal costs in England and Wales, run by the Legal Aid Agency. Firms hold a separate contract for each category of law they cover, and whether someone qualifies depends on their financial means and the type of case. J D SPICER ZEB Solicitors appears in the agency's published data as a provider in the categories below.
Defence representation for people arrested, charged, or facing prosecution, including police station, magistrates court, and Crown Court work.
Criminal legal aid covers the cost of a solicitor when you have been arrested, charged with a crime, or are facing prosecution. The duty solicitor scheme means anyone arrested can ask for a free solicitor at the police station regardless of income, with no means test. Once a case reaches court, eligibility for representation is means and merits tested.
Available at these offices: Birminghman, Salford Quays
2 duty solicitor schemes
Legal support for people identified as potential victims of trafficking or modern slavery.
Modern Slavery legal aid covers people identified or being assessed as potential victims of trafficking or modern slavery, including referral through the National Referral Mechanism, related immigration matters, and damages claims arising from their exploitation. The contract was significantly expanded after the Modern Slavery Act 2015, with its own dedicated allocation. Specialist providers handle most cases.
Available at these offices: Birminghman
Asylum claims and a limited set of immigration matters where legal aid remains available.
Immigration and asylum legal aid is largely restricted to asylum claims, immigration detention bail applications, trafficking and modern slavery cases, and a narrow set of family reunion matters. Most other immigration work (visa applications, settlement, partner and family routes) is not covered by legal aid since the 2013 reforms. Asylum work remains a substantial area of legal aid; immigration detention work is non-means-tested.
Available at these offices: Birminghman
7 procurement areas
Additional Details
- SRA Number
- 55671
- Authorisation Status
- SRA-regulated firm
- Organisation Type
- Recognised body law practice
- Previous Names
- J D Spicer & Co
- Other Websites
- http://www.jdspicer.co.uk
