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Stephanie McGarry

Stephanie advises on policy drafting ranging from health and safety to mental health and wellbeing. She advises and assists in relation to police, fire authority, health and safety and coronial investigations and if necessary the safeguarding process which often runs alongside such investigations. She is also familiar with issues affecting large portfolios of commercial buildings and residential premises and has produced bespoke databases for clients to assist them in managing their regulatory responsibilities as landlords, tenants and building owners. Her breadth of knowledge across the regulatory field makes her an invaluable source of expertise for clients. Stephanie regularly represents public bodies, including fire authorities, and advises in relation to the strength of evidence and liability risks both from a prosecution and defence perspective. She has a particular specialism in dealing with large scale and complex health and safety and corporate manslaughter investigations. She has advised in respect of numerous fatal and non-fatal accident criminal investigations in connection with a variety of industries. This includes deaths on construction sites, agricultural sites, in educational settings and in NHS and local authority premises. She assists clients with disclosure exercises for the purposes of the Coroner’s inquiry and police / regulatory investigations and regularly appears before coroners and magistrates’ courts. She regularly attends interviews under caution with the Health & Safety Executive and the police. · Browne Jacobson LLP

EnglandHealth & Safety, Regulatory

About

Stephanie is a regulatory lawyer specialising in large and complex health & safety, corporate manslaughter and public inquiry work. She advises and represents public bodies (including fire authorities) on investigations and inquests, assists with disclosure exercises, and regularly attends interviews under caution and hearings before coroners and magistrates' courts.

Practice areas

Health & SafetyRegulatoryCorporate ManslaughterPublic InquiryInquests & CoronersCriminal DefencePublic SectorReal Estate

Office

England

Browne Jacobson LLP · Stephanie advises on policy drafting ranging from health and safety to mental health and wellbeing. She advises and assists in relation to police, fire authority, health and safety and coronial investigations and if necessary the safeguarding process which often runs alongside such investigations. She is also familiar with issues affecting large portfolios of commercial buildings and residential premises and has produced bespoke databases for clients to assist them in managing their regulatory responsibilities as landlords, tenants and building owners. Her breadth of knowledge across the regulatory field makes her an invaluable source of expertise for clients. Stephanie regularly represents public bodies, including fire authorities, and advises in relation to the strength of evidence and liability risks both from a prosecution and defence perspective. She has a particular specialism in dealing with large scale and complex health and safety and corporate manslaughter investigations. She has advised in respect of numerous fatal and non-fatal accident criminal investigations in connection with a variety of industries. This includes deaths on construction sites, agricultural sites, in educational settings and in NHS and local authority premises. She assists clients with disclosure exercises for the purposes of the Coroner’s inquiry and police / regulatory investigations and regularly appears before coroners and magistrates’ courts. She regularly attends interviews under caution with the Health & Safety Executive and the police.

England

Expertise

ConstructionAgricultureEducation (including Higher Education)Healthcare / NHSLocal AuthoritiesFire AuthoritiesLandlord & Tenant / Building Owners (large commercial and residential portfolios)

Admissions

  • Solicitors Association of Higher Court Advocates
  • Health & Safety Lawyers Association
  • Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn