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Health & Safety

Safeguarding Your Business with Expert Legal Defence
We understand the challenges that businesses face when confronted with alleged breaches in Health & Safety law. Our dedicated team of solicitors are here to provide a robust and effective defence, ensuring that your company’s interests are protected.

We provide guidance to corporations, directors, employees, independent contractors and individuals when dealing with a UK regulator.

We also operate a 24/7 service via our Rapid Response Number: 07989 521210
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Navigating Health & Safety Legal Challenges

We have deep knowledge and considerable experience in Health & Safety legislation. Whether it is a workplace accident, fire safety issues or compliance failures, our team have the expertise to navigate the legal challenges in relation to investigations and prosecutions by:

 

We are available to attend the scene of an accident, provide advice and assistance at interviews under caution and provide representation before the Court to defend any prosecution.

 

 

Our Health & Safety work includes:

  • Defending corporate manslaughter and gross negligence manslaughter allegations
  • Allegation of Health & Safety breaches
  • Fire Safety investigations
  • Breaches of the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010
  • Trading Standards consumer and copyright related offences
  • Food Safety Breaches

A Health & Safety investigation can be daunting. KANGS supports businesses through every step of the regulatory process, offering clear guidance and strategic defence to minimise reputational damage, disruption and potential penalties.

If you are facing allegations of breaches in Health & Safety law, do not leave your business’s future to chance. Contact us for a confidential consultation and let our expert team defend your company’s reputation and interests.

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They have considerable strength and depth and really cater for the needs of their clients. They are also very commercially aware.
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Nothing is ever not done.
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It is a first-rate team that is dedicated to its clients and is tenacious in challenging the prosecution.
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It is a top notch firm with strength and depth.
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It has very bright individuals at all levels who know the system inside out.
CHAMBERS UK

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How can KANGS help?

We appreciate that the need for advice and assistance can be urgent and at short notice. We operate a 24/7 service via our Rapid Response Number 07989 521210.

We are available to attend the scene of the accident, provide advice and assistance at interviews under caution and provide representation before the Court in order to defend any prosecution.

Early expert, advice and assistance is usually imperative in such cases in order to protect the business and individuals from the outset. This is particularly important considering that offences of this type, if proven, can result in extremely heavy fines, significant reputational damage and custodial sentences.

We are able to guide individuals and organisations through the entire process of an investigation/prosecution while maintaining a dialogue with the investigating authorities and safeguarding the interests of our clients at each stage in the procedure.

We welcome new enquiries by telephone or email and we are happy to provide an initial no obligation consultation to explore the issues in your case and to provide an assessment of what we can do to assist you.

Contact KANGS

The expert lawyers at KANGS are available to assist you. We can arrange initial consultations in person, by video call or telephone.

Please contact one of our experts listed below or contact us at:

E: info@kangssolicitors.co.uk
T: 0333 370 4333

What is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005?

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 covers general fire safety in England & Wales. The legislation places a considerable burden on individuals to maintain appropriate records, conduct appropriate fire risk assessments, ensure all appropriate fire precautions are taken and maintain and check fire fighting and fire detection equipment.

Failure to comply with the legislation can be deemed a criminal offence in certain circumstances. If the fire authorities deem that the breaches of the legislation are serious, this can result in both individuals and companies/organisations being subjected to a criminal prosecution.

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