Richard Reichman
BCL top ranked in Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2022
BCL Solicitors LLP has once again been ranked as a top tier firm with leading individuals in our fields by Chambers & Partners in the 2022 edition of Chambers UK – a Client’s Guide to the UK Legal Profession. This is one of the leading independent directories of UK legal services, identifying the leading firms and lawyers in the UK.
VIDEO: Richard Reichman discusses what Greenwashing regulations mean for businesses
BCL Solicitors LLP recognised as a leading firm in The Legal 500 UK 2021-2022 Guide
BCL Solicitors LLP are pleased to be once again recognised as a top-tier firm with an extensive team of outstanding individuals in the new Legal 500 United Kingdom 2021-2022 Guide with a total of seven leading practice areas identified and 14 lawyers commended for their standout contribution in their respective practices.
Greenwashing claims face CMA enforcement action in the new year
The Litigation Privilege Predicament – The State of Qatar v Banque Havilland SA
You receive a Health and Safety Improvement or Prohibition Notice: when, why, and what to do next
What powers does an inspector have to serve an improvement notice or prohibition notice?
Sections 18 to 26 of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act set out the enforcement powers available to a Health and Safety Executive (‘HSE’) or local authority inspector (‘Inspector’). Sections 21 and 22 give an Inspector the authority to serve an improvement or prohibition notice (‘Notice’).
Covid Inquiry: what is it and will prosecutions follow?
Why is a Covid inquiry taking place?
Since March 2020, there have been calls for an inquiry into the government response to the Covid pandemic. An inquiry could provide a forum for understanding what happened and why. This is, in part, to give closure to those affected (which unusually is almost all of us to some degree) while also providing recommendations to help prepare the UK for the next pandemic, an inevitability according to many experts in the scientific community.
Tesco fine serves as warning to food industry – Richard Reichman writes for New Food Magazine
