Regulatory

OUR EXPERTISE
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.
WHAT WE DO

We advise directors, employees, independent contractors and individuals when dealing with a UK regulator. Our experience of regulatory prosecutions and investigations includes a range of agencies including the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), Environment Agency, Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Trading Standards, Financial Reporting Council (FRC) and more.

Staying compliant in an increasingly changeable environment is challenging and we will help you manage any impending crisis and control the impact around you. Early advice is crucial to help clients protect themselves, their businesses, and their employees. 

We support clients in matters ranging from corporate manslaughter and gross negligence allegations, to Trading Standards and copyright offences, to pollution, contamination and unlawful disposal.

Regulatory
A Tree Preservation Order (‘a Preservation Order’) is made by a Local Planning Authority (‘the Planning Authority’) for the purpose of protecting specific trees or woodlands from: without the Planning Authority’s consent, in order to protect against wilful damage and destruction. Part VIII of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 (‘the Act’),and The Town […]
01/12/23
Regulatory
In a previous article posted to this site entitled Online Safety Bill | Kangs Online Safety Regulations Solicitors we examined The Online Safety Bill (‘the Bill’) designed ‘to make provision for and in connection with the regulation by OFCOM of certain internet services; for and in connection with communications offences; and for connected purposes.’ The […]
22/11/23
ICO & Data Protection Investigations, Regulatory
The Online Safety Bill (‘the Bill’) formally entitled: ‘A Bill to make provision for and in connection with the regulation by OFCOM of certain internet services; for and in connection with communications offences; and for connected purposes’ has now successfully passed through the House of Lords and proposed amendments are now being considered prior to […]
27/10/23

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