Hannah Mostoufi

Hannah Mostoufi is a highly skilled solicitor specialising in criminal law and motoring, with over a decade of experience at David Gray Solicitors. Known for her exceptional advocacy and calm, authoritative presence in court, Hannah provides effective representation in the Magistrates Court and police station, ensuring meticulous preparation and strong outcomes for clients.

Hannah is accredited under the Law Society’s Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme.

As a long-standing member of both the crime and motoring departments, Hannah handles a wide range of cases and supports clients during some of their most stressful and emotional moments, offering reassurance and clarity when it matters most.

In Crown Court cases, she works with our approved team of barristers providing comprehensive case preparation, and assisting in court hearings and conferences.

Her dedication to client care is reflected in the outstanding feedback and reviews she consistently receives. She is known for providing knowledgeable and empathetic support during what is often a highly stressful and emotional time. Hannah Said:

“I am deeply committed to achieving the best outcomes for my clients. I prioritise clear communication, aiming to be a supportive ally while also providing realistic assessments of the outcome of each case. My dedication to delivering exceptional service is evident in my genuine care for each client’s unique situation and individual needs.”

Following the attainment of a 2:1 Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Newcastle University, Hannah graduated from the Legal Practice Course (LPC) with a Distinction, receiving a Certificate of Commendation from the President of the Newcastle Law Society for her outstanding academic performance. Hannah qualified as a police station legal representative in 2017 and a solicitor in 2024.

Our clients say:

“Hannah used her professionalism as well as her many years of experience to give my partner the best advice and build his defence. Much appreciated is that she kept in regular contact throughout and returned phone calls promptly. She developed a good understanding of the extreme situation at the time, so that she was able to communicate this emergency factor to the prosecutor who as a result passed a fair verdict.”