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Area of Law: Criminal / Road Traffic / Duty Solicitor / Higher Court Advocate

Phone (Office): 01773 769891

Emergency Number: 07921 870810

E-Mail Address: john.last@broadbentssolicitors.co.uk

Admitted: 1976: LLB.

Higher Court Advocate: 2008

John Last Senior Partner

Professional Profile:

John joined Broadbents Solicitors in 1973 and went on to become a Senior Partner in 1994. As the Head of the Criminal legal team, John represents clients during police investigations and frequently appears in the Magistrates courts of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. He has also been a Duty Solicitor since the scheme was introduced in 1985.

Personal Interests:

John is the President of the Derbyshire Tennis Association (since 1989), a season ticket holder for Leeds Rhinos RFC and a Parish Councillor.

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