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Rachel Warren

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Rachel specialises in regulatory and financial crime.

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About

Rachel specialises in regulatory and financial crime. She acts for clients investigated or prosecuted by regulators such as the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Trading Standards, Local Authorities; Fire Authorities and the Environment Agency. She also acts for professionals and individuals under investigation or prosecuted for financial crime such as fraud, and has longstanding expertise in professional discipline and Coroners’ Inquests.

Rachel is admitted to practise in England and Wales.

Experience

  • Acting for a construction company and its director at trial in the Crown Court. Both were prosecuted by the HSE for breaches of the CDM Regulations 2015 and other health and safety offences
  • Advising a principal contractor in the immediate aftermath following a death on a construction site
  • Acting for a manufacturer in inquest proceedings following an electrocution in the workplace

  • Acting for a freeholder in an appeal against enforcement notices served by the Fire and Rescue Authority
  • Acting for a national care business prosecuted for waste offences
  • Acting for a company prosecuted by Thames Water for pollution offences
  • Acting for a national online business prosecuted by Trading Standards for offences relating to health and nutrition claims

  • Acting for the Director of a business subject to contempt of court proceedings brought by Trading Standards

  • Acting for the owner and director of a healthcare company prosecuted for NHS fraud, resulting in an acquittal
  • Acting for a former managing director accused of fraud. No charges were brought
  • Acting for a professional subject to a private prosecution for fraud offences

Recognition

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Our thinking

  • New Corporate Liability for criminal offences committed by Senior Managers: Section 250 of the Crime and Policing Act 2026

    Rachel Warren

    Quick Reads

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  • Rachel Warren and Charlotte Healy write for FT Adviser on how the Serious Fraud Office's latest business plan measures up against its five-year strategy

    Rachel Warren

    In The Press

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  • The Challenge of Waste Crime – Signals for 2026

    Rachel Warren

    Insights

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  • Costly Consequences for Planning Breaches

    Rachael Davidson

    Quick Reads

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  • Cost, compliance and consequence – The UK’s extended responsibility for packaging regime explained

    Rachel Warren

    Insights

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  • Rachel Warren writes for Solicitors Journal on the new failure prevent fraud offence

    Rachel Warren

    In The Press

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  • Failure to prevent fraud - the clock is ticking and the reach of the offence is wider than you think

    Rachel Warren

    Quick Reads

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  • Martyn’s Law / the Protect Duty: new Bill published

    Rory Partridge

    Insights

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  • Stewart Hey, Hugh Gunson and Rachel Warren write for Solicitor's Journal on the cum-cum scandal

    Stewart Hey

    In The Press

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  • Stewart Hey, Hugh Gunson and Rachel Warren write for Solicitors Journal on the cum-ex scandal

    Stewart Hey

    In The Press

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  • Is the tide turning on environmental regulation? Assessing the future impact of the OEP

    Rachel Warren

    Insights

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  • A warning to all businesses: significant fine underscores the importance of maintaining workplace Health & Safety

    Rory Partridge

    Quick Reads

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  • Will Health and Safety reporting and investigation requirements change following Ruth Perry's death?

    Rory Partridge

    Quick Reads

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  • Duty to protect in public locations: Martyn’s Law draft bill published

    Rachel Warren

    Insights

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  • Two workers topple into a vat of chocolate (and how the English Courts fine for health and safety offences)

    Rachel Warren

    Quick Reads

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  • New HSE statistics for work-related ill health published

    Rachel Warren

    Quick Reads

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