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Facing an enforcement notice or regulatory investigations can be a critical threat to your business. Whether dealing with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Trading Standards, Environment Agency, local authorities, or HMRC, non-compliance can lead to severe penalties, including fines, license suspensions, and even criminal charges.
Access expert legal support to help you appeal an enforcement notice, navigate regulatory investigations, and protect your business interests with our experienced regulatory defence solicitors. We offer strong, strategic representation in criminal courts and regulatory tribunals, helping your business navigate investigations, enforcement actions, and prosecutions.
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Discover what we can provide for your business concerning regulatory investigations and corporate crime.
When facing regulatory breaches that result in criminal proceedings, you need experienced legal professionals to minimise risk and safeguard your future. Our regulatory defence solicitors provide:
Our team has extensive experience working with prosecuting agencies, including the HSE, Environment Agency, Trading Standards, local authorities, the police, DVSA, DEFRA, and HMRC.
We also advocate for businesses before regulatory tribunals, safeguarding your licenses and ensuring compliance to protect operational continuity.
The HSE plays a crucial role in workplace safety as Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. The HSE conducts inspections for various reasons such as routine audits, past incidents, or reported concerns, and can take action if breaches are identified.
Non-compliance with their regulations can lead to significant consequences, including:
HSE Enforcement Notices are formal documents issued by the HSE to ensure compliance with health and safety laws. These notices require employers or organisations to address and correct any identified health and safety risks. The primary types of enforcement notices are:
If you believe an enforcement notice is unfair or incorrect, you can appeal through an Employment Tribunal within 21 days. Grounds for appeal include:
Our regulatory defence solicitors will assess your case and provide strategic representation to challenge enforcement actions and mitigate risks.
Regulatory investigations and enforcement actions can be highly disruptive, putting your business, finances, and reputation at risk. With decades of expertise in regulatory and criminal defence, we provide the strategic guidance and legal clarity you need to navigate these challenges with confidence. Our in-depth knowledge of regulatory law, combined with a practical, results-driven approach, ensures your business receives the strongest possible protection.
Regulatory proceedings can be complex and prolonged, causing uncertainty and stress. At THB Legal, we provide clear timelines, regular updates, and realistic expectations so you always know where you stand. Whether you need urgent legal intervention or ongoing compliance support, we guarantee a 24-hour response time and direct access to our expert team.
We also recognise that every client’s needs are different. Some businesses require hands-on guidance, while others prefer a more independent approach with strategic legal oversight. We tailor our support to match your level of involvement, ensuring you feel informed, reassured, and in control at every stage of the process.
For a strategic and thorough approach to regulatory and business crime, reach out to us today using the form above. Let us help you safeguard what matters most to your business.
Yes, you can appeal a Prohibition or Improvement Notice within 21 days through an Employment Tribunal. Our legal team is here to guide you every step of the way through the appeal process.
Failing to comply with an enforcement notice can lead to severe consequences, including criminal prosecution, substantial fines, restrictions on your business activities, and even imprisonment. Contact our regulatory defence solicitors to help you through the process.
It’s crucial to seek legal advice immediately. The earlier our regulatory defence solicitors get involved, the more effectively we can protect your business and help navigate the legal complexities.
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