Regulatory Law, Fraud and Business Crime
The Criminal Team has considerable experience of representing business clients in a wide range of criminal law.
Work handled includes:
- Prosecution of a wide range of offences for Local Authorities and Utility companies;
- Trading Standards, Health and Safety and licensing legislation;
- Planning enforcement;
- Fraud – including advising on bankruptcy and director offences; and
- Vehicle and Operator Services Agency.
Recent work undertaken includes:
- Successfully prosecuted a multi-national plc for breach trade effluent consent on behalf of a water utility company;
- Successfully prosecuted a company in breach of stand pipe regulations;
- Successfully prosecuted numerous benefits fraud cases on behalf of a local government authority;
- Defending in a corporate manslaughter case;
- Defending speeding offences, in particular drivers liable to disqualification under the totting up procedures (12 or more points), and have successfully avoided disqualifications on the basis of exceptional hardship;
- Defending tachograph offences;
- Defence of companies & individuals under the Health & Safety at Work etc Act 1974;
- Defence of companies under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2009;
- Defence of companies under the General Food Regulations 2004;
- Defence of companies under investigation from HMRC;
- Defence of companies under Environmental Permitting Regulations;
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Prosecution of cases under the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999;
The team is “extremely thorough and gives reasonable, rational and all-round sound advice to its clients."
Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession, 2009 Edition
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