Regulatory & Disciplinary

WEBINAR: In Conversation – Challenging findings of fact

In this webinar, Eleanor Grey QC and Peter Mant will discuss how appellate courts approach findings of fact and other issues arising out of the recent decision of Warby J in Dutta… Read more »

Seminars & Webinars Eleanor Grey QC, Peter Mant 12th August 2020

The Cumberlege Review: lessons for regulators, manufacturers and the healthcare system

In this webinar, Peter Mant and Stephanie David will discuss practical and legal issues arising out of the report of the Independent Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Review. There will also… Read more »

Seminar & Webinar Archive Peter Mant, Stephanie David 30th July 2020

Judgment Handed Down in Dutta v General Medical Council

Warby J heard a judicial review challenge to the decision of the GMC’s Case Examiner to refer allegations to the Medical Practitioners Tribunal (MPT) (“the 2009 allegations”), alongside a statutory… Read more »

News Alexis Hearnden 22nd July 2020

The Times’ Lawyer of the week: Fenella Morris QC

Fenella Morris QC has been named The Times’ Lawyer of the Week for her work as counsel to the Independent Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Review, chaired by Baroness Cumberlege…. Read more »

News Fenella Morris QC 16th July 2020

10 Years of the Equality Act: Where are we now?

The Public Law Project are running a series of webinars and discussions titled ’10 Years of the Equality Act: Where Are We Now?’ Members of Chambers Victoria Butler-Cole QC and… Read more »

Seminar & Webinar Archive Victoria Butler-Cole QC, Steve Broach 15th July 2020

Ian Brownhill

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Without government guidance or PPE, doctors will have to make more unpopular choices about which lives to save

Vikram Sachdeva QC and David Lock QC write about human rights, limited resources and legal conundrums in The Independent. Without government guidance or PPE, doctors will have to make more… Read more »

News, Articles Vikram Sachdeva QC 31st March 2020

SEMINAR: Sex, Lies and Videotape (and the new Rules) – how lawyers get into, and out of, hot water, and when it has to be reported to the regulator

In this seminar, chaired by Mrs Justice Foster, Gregory Treverton-Jones QC and Alexis Hearnden will discuss: Current priorities in the SRA investigations The new reporting rules in the 2019 Codes of Conduct Case studies… Read more »

Seminar & Webinar Archive Gregory Treverton-Jones QC, Alexis Hearnden 11th March 2020

Shaman Kapoor

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High Court confirms that certain actions taken in divorce proceedings can lawfully be performed by non-lawyers

JK v MK and E-Negotiation Ltd (trading as amicable) and The Queen’s Proctor [2020] EWFC 2 In an important judgment handed down on Monday 20 January 2020 relevant to disciplinary… Read more »

News Vikram Sachdeva QC, Simon Murray 21st January 2020