I’ve been representing teachers before the NCTL, or National College for Teaching & Leadership, since its inception in 2013 (replacing the Teaching Agency). Statistically, an astonishing 84% of all teachers who appear before a Professional…
A solicitor friend, AKA Dispute Adviser, has recently written this interesting blog questioning whether the threat of disciplinary proceedings incentivises professionals to do a better job. This is something which The Legal Services Consumer Panel…
With effect from 31 October 2017, the Care Quality Commission (Reviews and Performance Assessments) Regulations 2014 will be amended to empower CQC to inspect and rate a wider range of independent healthcare providers. The affected providers…
I act on behalf of the College of Paramedics and its members. The blog post I want to share here was written by a paramedic who went through the Health & Care Professions Council fitness…
So, this is my very first blog post on my new legal blog! I have used all of my (very) limited technical skills to set this up and you’ll have to trust that I’m a…
I’ve written and lectured quite frequently since qualifying as a solicitor in 2004. If you’d like to read a selection of recently (but pre-blog) published articles, please see below: 2017 How Should Pharmacists Act In…
