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This area covers helping businesses meet environmental obligations, secure and manage permits, advance development projects, and handle related disputes. It includes navigating environmental permitting regimes, planning and development approvals, environmental impact assessment, waste and pollution controls, and enforcement or challenge of decisions. The work combines regulatory advice with strategic planning to ensure projects comply with environmental standards while minimising risk to the client.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
Solicitors draft and negotiate permit applications and environmental compliance plans, review operator responsibilities under the Environmental Permitting regime, liaise with the Environment Agency and local authorities, and advise on regulatory enforcement or prosecutions. They prepare planning representations, EIA scoping and environmental statements, and handle planning appeals or judicial reviews. They also coordinate with planning authorities, environmental consultants, and developers through all stages of project approval and post‑consent conditions.
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