We provide the complete commercial debt recovery service; from outsourced early arrears collections through to expert litigation, all handled in-house by a multi-award winning law firm.

Visit our debt recovery website

We provide the complete commercial debt recovery service; from outsourced early arrears collections through to expert litigation, all handled in-house by a multi-award winning law firm.

Visit our debt recovery website

Search

Licence reviews, appeals and licensing prosecutions

Approach

If you are facing a licence review or licensing prosecutions, our highly-experienced lawyers can support you by meticulously analysing your situation.

We review all the possible outcomes and then advise you on how to minimise your risk and expenditure.

Once the most appropriate approach has been established, our licensing solicitors will defend your position and mitigate the impact on your business, ensuring that you are able to continue to operate your licensed premises as smoothly as possible.

Licence reviews, appeals and licensing prosecutions

Experience

No matter how serious the situation has been, we have always managed to reach a satisfactory outcome for our clients.

The excellent relationships that we have developed with local authorities and police forces throughout the UK build communication bridges in difficult situations and enable us to respond to and resolve issues quickly and effectively.

We have represented numerous premises where very serious crimes have been committed, including murder and grievous bodily harm, as well as having acted on behalf of premises where staff have been involved in the consumption, production and distribution of illegal drugs.

Our Clients

We work with

Contact Us

Do you need assistance?

For more information and advice on licence reviews, appeals and licensing prosecutions, please contact us on 01332 226 151 or complete the form below.

Knowledge

The latest from our experts

Insight

Displaying food allergens: your responsibilities

If your business serves food, you must ensure your customers are aware of any allergies and intolerances it may cause.

 Read more

Insight

Deposit return schemes for licensed premises

Deposit return schemes are used across the world as a way of encouraging more people to recycle drinks containers.

 Read more

Insight

Types of licence reviews

Designed to deal with issues as they arise, licence reviews are reactive provisions.

 Read more

Insight

British Summer Time and premises licensing

The change in time in the UK, which is commonly known as British Summer Time, often catches licence holders and designated premises supervisors by surprise.

 Read more

Insight

The late night levy explained

The late night levy gives local authorities the power to charge a fee to those premises which are open and serve alcohol between 00:00 and 06.00.

 Read more

Insight

Should the sale of alcohol at airports be restricted?

The Government is currently consulting on whether to lift the exemption enjoyed by UK international airports from requiring a premises licence to sell alcohol.

 Read more

Insight

Do you need the music licence in your workplace?

If you are playing music for employees or customers in your business through radio, TV, digital devices, or have live performances, you need the music licence.

 Read more

Insight

Marriage law reform in England and Wales

In the October 2018 budget, the Government proposed options for a simpler and fairer system to give couples looking to marry, a more 'meaningful’ choice.

 Read more

Insight

Scottish Government releases its 2018 Alcohol Framework

Our licensing lawyers have outlined the main commitments following the launch of the Scottish Government's Alcohol Framework for 2018.

 Read more

Insight

Review of Licensing Policy: Edinburgh

We have outlined the main points following the Edinburgh City Council having released their revised Licensing Policy.

 Read more

Insight

Scottish Government to introduce £50.00 personal licence renewal fee

The Licensing (Fees) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2018 will come into force on 01 October 2018.

Read more

Resource

A thumbnail of our door staff register template

Related Services

We can also help you with

Noise complaints Personal licence training Premises licences Pub company licensing Temporary event notices
Contact

Scroll to next section

Scroll back to the top

We use cookies, in line with our cookie policy, to improve your browsing experience and require your consent to set them. If no selection is made, we will assume your consent to the use of cookies.

Consent Manage Settings 
Array
(
)