Stephen Brassington recently represented Dr Shah (with some assistance from myself) in the High Court…
For most of its history, the common law legal system has regarded live answers from…
In this case, the Registrant had examined two female patients who were unknown to each…
In what must surely be one of the longest running cases in medical professional discipline…
Mr Adebayo was a nurse who, whilst working at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation…
The Tribunal found that Dr Demanya had failed to diagnose sepsis in a 75-year-old woman…
Regulators – for all their faults – appreciate the need to particularise allegations adequately. The…
For those few interested in the procedural niceties surrounding extradition orders made by the Secretary…
Last Wednesday, the Supreme Court (“UKSC”) handed down its judgment in El-Khouri v Government of…
HHJ Deborah Taylor was a familiar face in the criminal courts where in recent years…
There is much to be commended in the thinking behind the draft guidelines, in particular…
In this recent case, in which I acted for the applicant, the SDT lifted an…
As regular readers of this newsletter may recollect, exactly 12 months ago Ben Rich and…
Over the last decade or so there has been an increasing recognition by healthcare professional…
In GMC v Dugboyele, Murray J overturned a decision by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal (“the…
