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This area covers criminal offences related to planning and development, such as illegal building, unauthorised works, and breaches of enforcement notices under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and related regulations. A planning solicitor advises on investigations by local planning authorities, represents clients at magistrates’ courts, negotiates with the planning authority, prepares witness statements and expert evidence, and may help apply for discharge, variation or appeal of planning notices.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
Planning offences carry serious consequences if proven, including fines and remediation orders. A solicitor’s professional oversight provides regulated conduct, access to professional indemnity insurance, and rights of audience in appropriate tribunals or courts to challenge or respond to enforcement actions and prosecutions.
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