Griffin Law has experience in dealing with issues relating to planning, environmental and licensing law.
Planning
Griffin Law can handle all aspects of the planning process, from consultations with planning officers to the submission of planning applications to appeals. As the firm is a renowned litigation practice, the firm is well able to deal with matters when they become contentious.
Environment
We can advise on a variety of environmental protection measures such as under the pollution prevention and control, waste management or contaminated land regimes, and statutory, public or private nuisances.
We can also advise on environmental statements and the management of environmental risks and liabilities, whether clients are purchasers or vendors of property, conducting activities requiring an environmental licence or permit, dealing with pollution to land, air, water or regulatory/enforcement action.
Licensing
Griffin Law can also handle work relating to the licensing of the sale or supply of alcohol, the provision of regulated entertainment and late night refreshment under the provisions of the Licensing Act 2003, including applications to local authorities for personal and premises licenses.



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