Regulatory Solicitors
Expert lawyers in regulation, investigations and defence
Blake Morgan’s team of regulatory solicitors is one of the largest in the UK and recognised as a leader in the field. Our specialist lawyers advise organisations conducting investigations, presenting cases, or facing regulatory scrutiny, prosecutions, and compliance challenges across a range of sectors.
Our regulatory lawyers combine technical expertise with practical insight, providing clear, commercially focused guidance tailored to each client’s needs. From managing complex investigations to defending against enforcement action, we deliver trusted advice and support to help clients navigate regulatory environments confidently.
Services
Whether you are a statutory body, regulator, business or individual, we can help you. Our services are built around your specific needs, and include:
- Accountants Defence
- Advising Regulators
- Competition Law
- Corporate Crime and Investigations
- Critical Incident Regulatory
- Defending Professionals
- Food Law
- Health and Safety
- International Trade Regulation
- Public Inquiries
- Product Liability and Recalls
- Regulatory and Compliance Support for Businesses
- Utilities, Waste & Energy
- White-Collar Crime
Our Clients
Our regulatory team helps organisations and individuals needing legal support with investigations, hearings, audits and prosecutions.
Awards, Accolades and Accreditations
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BM Insights
Following the success of our previous session in exploring the local authority leisure agency model in June, this follow-up event will take the discussion a step further.
Read MoreWe were delighted to host our Regulation of Fertility Treatment webinar which was part of our Public Sector Insights Forum.
Read MoreOur Public Sector Insights webinar on Tuesday 14 October 2025 focused on Mental Health and Capacity Matters.
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What does the eliminating profit agenda of the Health and Social Care (Wales) Act 2025 (“the 2025 Act”) mean? On 24 March 2025, the 2025 Act received royal assent. This article...
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The new failure to prevent fraud corporate offence will come into force on 1 September 2025. Under this new offence a company (or partnership) will be criminally liable for the...
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Latest High Court decision on freedom of religious expression in professional misconduct proceedings
The High Court has considered another case involving freedom of expression in the context of professional regulation. In R (Leger v Secretary of State for Education [2025] EWHC 665 (Admin),...
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