Environmental Law
Specialising in commercial environment law, Stuart Jessop can advise and support businesses on environment law issues ranging from waste and water pollution to environmental protection and regulation.
As an experienced London-based environmental law barrister, Stuart can provide the same kind of expert assistance and advice on all areas of environmental law as most conventional environmental solicitors. As an experienced barrister, however, Stuart supports clients without the additional need for a solicitor (in appropriate cases).
Recent cases include the following:
- Represented a waste company in sentencing proceedings for operating a waste site without a permit. He was able to reduce the subsequent order under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 by several hundred thousand pounds.
- Representing a local authority in an appeal against the service of an abatement notice issued under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 on a large milk producer.
- Represented a cocktail bar and restaurant in an appeal against the service of an abatement notice for noise nuisance. Stuart successfully negotiated the withdrawal of the notice.
- Representing a waste company in proceedings under the Environmental protection Act.
Stuart Jessop – Experienced Environmental Law Barrister
Stuart can represent organisations who face action by the Environment Agency and other government bodies, as well as provide advice to organisations in relation to:
- Air, waste and water pollution
- Waste management
- Renewable energy
- Environmental crime
- Many other environmental law matters
Stuart’s expertise also covers many areas of planning and regulatory law including but not limited to health and safety, consumer law and food law.
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Stuart Jessop Successfully Represents Wembley Parking Company At Planning Inquiry
Stuart Jessop has successfully represented Stadium Centre Management Ltd (SCM Ltd) in its appeal under section 174 Town and Country Planning Act 1990 against two enforcement notices served in respect of the Stadium Business centre (SBC). SBC is a commercial estate...
Court Rules that Premises was not an HMO
Stuart Jessop has successfully represented a landlord in a prosecution by the London Borough of Camden under section 72 of the Housing Act 2004, alleging that the property was a house in multiple occupation, requiring to be licensed under part 2 of the Act but which...
Premises licence appeal victory despite immigration offences
Stuart Jessop successfully represented the premises licence holder of a fast…. [more]
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