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Dentons
ONE FLEET PLACE
LONDON
EC4M 7WS
England
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Work Department

Energy, Transport and Infrastructure

Position

Helen is a partner in the market-leading Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) team at Dentons. She advises clients on all aspects of environmental, climate change, societal and human rights issues, across a wide range of sectors including energy, manufacturing, industrial and chemicals. Her practice is varied and includes transactional work as well as advisory and litigation, including Environment Agency and HSE investigations and prosecutions, judicial reviews and statutory appeals. She advises on environmental permitting, pollution liability, waste law, climate change, health and safety law, and product liability. Helen has an international practice, having worked in Dubai and South Africa, and regularly advises on environmental risk in cross-border transactions.

Education

  • Manchester Metropolitan University, 2005, LPC
  • Manchester Metropolitan University, 2004, GDL
  • Hertford College, University of Oxford, 2000, BA, Modern History (Hons)

Lawyer Rankings

London > Real estate > Environment

The environment team at Dentons, headed by Helen Bowdren , is noted for its advice on transactional and regulatory defence matters, increasingly in relation to ESG, climate change and carbon trading work. Bowdren maintains a broad practice, advising clients across ESG, environmental, climate change, and health and safety issues. Sam Boileau stands out for his work concerning the environmental regulation of oil and gas and waste sectors, as well as the safety management and sale and purchase of contaminated sites. Annabel Hodge has experience in both contentious and non-contentious environmental and health and safety law, and has worked on a broad range of compliance issues in various sectors including waste, chemicals, and oil and gas.

London > Employment > Health and safety

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