Medical Regulation

Legal Jukebox Friday: legitimate expectation: R (on the application of B) v NMC [2012] EWHC 1264 (Admin)

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 revisiting. So, […]

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The Michalak v GMC Case: An underutilised Landmark Ruling in Regulatory Accountability

The 2017 Supreme Court ruling in Michalak v General Medical Council [2017] UKSC 71 stands as a pivotal moment in the realm of professional regulation in the UK. This landmark decision has significantly impacted how professionals can challenge their regulators, particularly in fitness to practise matters. By opening a new avenue through Employment Tribunals, the

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