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Sarah Taylor

Sarah is a specialist regulatory lawyer with extensive experience of supporting clients in relation to enforcement and compliance. Sarah’s health and safety practice involves advice in the aftermath of workplace accidents and representation in the course of investigations and prosecutions by the Health and Safety Executive and local authorities nationwide. She advises on food safety and hygiene matters, including use-by dates and pest control, and on food labelling requirements where she supports the bringing of new products to market. Sarah is also experienced in relation to consumer protection, product safety and the management of age-restricted sales. In respect of advertising and marketing, she advises on the compliance of copy with the Advertising Codes and on complaints taken up by the Advertising Standards Authority. In her non-contentious practice, she advises on the adequacy of policies and procedures and provides training on responsibility and accountability in the operational line. Sarah advises across sectors with a particular focus on retail and food manufacturing businesses. Sarah has Higher Rights of Audience in the Criminal Courts and appears regularly in the Magistrates’ Courts and at Coroner’s Inquests into work-related deaths. · Keystone Law

EnglandRegulatory / Compliance, Health & Safety

About

Specialist regulatory lawyer at Keystone Law with extensive experience advising on enforcement and compliance, particularly in health and safety, food safety and consumer/product safety matters. Advises retail and food manufacturing clients, provides non‑contentious policy and training support, and has Higher Rights of Audience with regular appearances in Magistrates' Courts and at Coroner's Inquests.

Practice areas

Regulatory / ComplianceHealth & SafetyFood SafetyConsumer ProtectionProduct SafetyAdvertising & MarketingRegulatory InvestigationsCriminal Litigation

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Expertise

RetailFood ManufacturingWorkplace Health & Safety (post-accident advice and prosecutions)Food Labelling and HygieneRegulatory Investigations (HSE and local authority)Advertising Compliance and ASA complaints

Admissions

  • Higher Rights of Audience (Criminal Courts)