Peter Smith secures acquittal of a company on two charges under the Work at Height Regulations following a 2 day trial in Manchester.
Peter acted for Hallworth Construction (Cheshire) Limited who were undertaking the construction of a substantial, albeit domestic, extension to a property in Hale.
A bricklayer who was undertaking work at height fell through a newly constructed sky light sustaining several injuries after having been rendered unconscious. The prosecution was brought under 2 regulations pursuant to the Work at Height Regulations following a HSE investigation alleging a failure to properly plan, undertake suitable and sufficient risk assessments as well as properly supervising the work being undertaken. After hearing 2 days of evidence and submissions, the company was acquitted on both charges.
Also Recently
-
Team DCC run the Manchester 10k 2026
Team Deans Court Chambers took to the streets of Manchester this weekend for the Manchester 10k, and what an incredible…
Jun 04
-
Fraser Livesey obtains community order for woman charged with causing death by careless driving
Fraser Livesey obtains community order for woman charged with causing death by careless driving. The defendant whose careless driving caused…
May 26










