Analysis of Richmond v NMC [2025] EWHC 1828 (Admin) and NMC v Persand [2023] EWHC 3356 (Admin) Introduction: Interim Orders under Judicial Scrutiny Interim orders in professional regulation are intended to protect the public while safeguarding a practitioner’s right to fair process. However, lengthy delays in regulatory proceedings can mean that these temporary measures inflict …
Welcome back to Legal Jukebox Friday! This week, we’re tuning into a crucial High Court judgment concerning freedom of religious expression within the realms of professional misconduct proceedings. Whether you’re a solicitor specialising in regulatory law, a member of a professional conduct panel, or an educator navigating tricky ethical waters, this case is one you’ll …
Legal Jukebox Friday: Family Court Secrets & Fitness to Practise – A Cautionary UK Tale! Welcome back to Legal Jukebox Friday, where we break down complex regulatory law with a dash of UK charm! This week, we’re digging into a critical case for solicitors, healthcare professionals, adjudicators, and anyone navigating the tricky intersection of family …
Welcome to Legal Jukebox Friday Legal Jukebox Friday is your weekly dose of lively discussions where we randomly select a legal case to explore and why it may assist those practising in regulatory law, including solicitors, adjudicators, and healthcare professionals. While some of these cases may be considered classics, they remain relevant and are worth …
So, you’ve received that dreaded letter from your regulator—the NMC, GDC, SWE, or GPhC—informing you that you’re under investigation. Maybe a patient has complained, a colleague has raised concerns, or a minor paperwork error has snowballed into a full-blown crisis. Either way, you’re now in the world of fitness to practise (FtP) investigations, where regulators …
Why an Aggressive Legal Strategy Can Backfire We’ve all seen it—the lawyer who storms into a hearing, voice booming, determined to bulldoze their way to victory. Many believe that the most aggressive advocate is the most effective. But what if I told you that sometimes, the most forceful approach actually leads to the worst outcome? …
Legal Jukebox Friday: The High Court’s Take on the “Rejected Defence” Issue 🎵⚖️ Welcome to Legal Jukebox Friday! Your go-to weekly insight into key legal cases that shape regulatory law. Each week, we explore a randomly selected case and analyse its impact on solicitors, adjudicators, and healthcare professionals. Some cases are classics, yet their lessons …
Regulatory cases can be complex and daunting, often carrying severe consequences for professionals across various industries. Whether you’re facing scrutiny from the General Medical Council (GMC), the General Dental Council (GDC), or another regulatory body, it’s crucial to understand and avoid common mistakes that can jeopardise your case. 1. Delaying Action: The Risks of Procrastination …
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An orthodontist promoting the controversial “mewing” technique has been struck off the dental register due to serious allegations of malpractice. Mike Mew, who claims that dental issues can be corrected through specific muscle exercises, came under scrutiny after a six-year-old patient suffered seizure-like episodes from his treatment. The General Dental Council (GDC) highlighted that Mew’s …