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Although now I am a solicitor, in my teens at high school I always viewed myself as thinking like a geographer; captivated by how societies…

The UK Government’s plan to halve subsidies for the Drax biomass power plant is certainly sparking a mix of reactions across the industry. (more…)

Disclosure can be one of the biggest burdens during litigation proceedings. When litigation spans several years, the thought of having to collate every single document…

My first encounter with Dyne Solicitors was in 2012 as an enthusiastic (if not very nervous) work experience candidate. (more…)

Any HGV installed with a tachograph and used on international transport journeys between the UK and EU, must have been fitted with a smart tachograph…

The Government has announced a one-year postponement in the implementation of its mandatory digital waste tracking system. (more…)

I joined DSL in 2007 straight from, what was then called, the College of Law (now known as the University of Law). (more…)

Concrete wash water, a byproduct of cleaning concrete mixing equipment, (i.e. concrete mixers, concrete batching plant, delivery lorries, chutes, pump lines, drums and wheelbarrows) contains…

The Office of the Traffic Commissioner (OTC) is moving Transport Manager updates and licence applications to a fully digital system from 31 January 2025. (more…)

As part of our ongoing focus on Judicial Review Claims, we turn to the recent Government announcement of fundamental changes to the Judicial Review regime.…

Applications for Judicial Review are subject to different time restraints to conventional claims. Previously, an Application for Judicial Review must be brought “promptly”, and in…

From 2026, the process for managing European Conference of Ministers of Transport (ECMT) permits will undergo a major transformation, moving from a paper-based system to…