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Facing prosecution by the Environment Agency or Local Authority? Don’t face it alone.
Protect your business from environmental investigations and prosecutions with our experienced environmental law solicitors. When your business is facing scrutiny from the Environment Agency, expert legal guidance is essential. Our expert environmental law solicitors provide clear, practical advice to help you respond effectively, minimise risk, and protect your reputation from the outset.
Worried about an investigation? Call us now
The Environment Agency has stepped up its enforcement of environmental legislation, pursuing both civil penalties and criminal charges. Companies – and increasingly, individual directors – are being held personally responsible for regulatory breaches. With greater prosecutorial enthusiasm and tougher sentencing powers now in place, substantial fines, legal costs, and even prison sentences are becoming more common for serious offences.
The start of an environmental investigation can be confusing, stressful, and time-sensitive. Crucial decisions, such as whether to attend a PACE interview, often need to be made quickly. Without the right legal guidance, businesses risk taking steps that may lead directly to prosecution.
This is where experienced environmental law solicitors can make a difference. By seeking early, strategic advice, you may be able to avoid escalation and protect both your business and your personal liability.
If you or your business is under investigation, prompt and informed action is essential to limit financial and reputational harm. At THB Legal, our regulatory team includes highly skilled environmental law solicitors who advise at every stage of the process – from the initial enquiry through to enforcement action or court proceedings.
If prosecution cannot be avoided, our in-house advocacy team ensures you have robust legal representation aimed at securing the best possible outcome.
This is a highly technical and complex area of law – one that demands deep expertise and up-to-date knowledge. Working with an experienced environmental law solicitor can provide clarity, reduce risk, and ensure your business responds appropriately to regulatory scrutiny.
Why businesses choose THB Legal:
From initial contact through to representation in court, our environmental law solicitors offer tailored, high-level support designed to secure the best outcome for you.
Environmental law is complex, technical, and rapidly evolving – don’t try to manage it alone. Contact our regulatory team for a confidential consultation and assessment with one of our expert environmental law solicitors.
Environmental regulations place legal obligations on businesses to manage their operations responsibly – including how they handle waste, emissions, land use, and hazardous substances.
Failure to comply can result in investigations, civil penalties, or even criminal prosecution for companies and directors. At THB Legal, our environmental law solicitors help businesses understand their responsibilities and respond effectively when issues arise.
If you’re contacted as part of an environmental investigation – whether for information, a site visit, or a PACE interview – it’s essential to seek legal advice immediately. Early intervention by our qualified environmental law solicitor can help you understand the implications, protect your position, and avoid escalation. Do not respond to or attend interviews without proper legal guidance.
Failing to respond appropriately, or at all, can lead to serious consequences, including prosecution, higher fines, and reputational damage. Even well-meaning cooperation can backfire if not managed strategically. Missteps during a PACE interview or in correspondence with the Environment Agency can be used against you later. That’s why it’s critical to contact our specialist environmental law solicitor as soon as possible to guide your response and protect your interests.
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