Top 10 of 422 law firms for Occupational Safety, Occupational Health Law

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This work area covers the law and practice around keeping people safe at work, focusing on preventing injuries and ill health from work activities and the systems that regulate risk. A solicitor in this field advises on risk assessments, training duties, incident reporting, and compliance with the health and safety framework under the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and related regulations. They draft policy documents, handle investigations, advise on prosecutions or defenses, and liaise with regulators and insurers to manage liability and enforcement risk.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

A solicitor will handle duties such as drafting and reviewing risk assessments, ensuring compliance with safety management systems, responding to enforcement actions, and advising on corporate liability and regulatory investigations. They translate technical health and safety requirements into practical steps, coordinate with safety officers and insurers, prepare evidence for hearings, and guide businesses through corrective action plans.

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