Professional Regulation and Discipline

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Our professional regulatory team can help you in dealing with the following bodies and the Regulators.

Accountants (ACCA, and ICAEW)

Care Providers (CQC)

Coroners Court

Dentists (GDC)

Doctors (GMC and NHS England)

Independent financial advisors (FCA)

Legal executives (CILEX.)

Solicitors (SRA)

Midwives and nurses (NMC)
Teachers (GTC)

How can we help?

Anyone working in a professional field governed by a regulating body is subject to the governance of that organisation. We know that both your present and future career can be significantly impacted or even curtailed by any investigations undertaken into you professionally and our expert and sensitive team will guide you through the procedure to obtain the best possible outcome for you.
Our team can also provide legal support and assistance should it be required when proceedings are brought, including in relation to appeals.

To speak to our regulatory specialists please call us on 01772 258321 or make an enquiry below to see how we can assist you and your business.

Meet our Regulatory team

David Edwards

Partner Regulatory & Compliance

t: 01772 208507

m: 07584 069210

Terry Griffin

Consultant Solicitor Regulatory & Compliance

t: 01772 208075

m: 07436 630227

Charles Mather

Solicitor Regulatory & Compliance

t: 01772 208072

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