The Crown Prosecution service has offered no evidence against Dr Adedayo Adedeji, who was accused…
The Hillsborough Inquests into the deaths of 96 football supporters in 1989 have concluded in…
The issue of a registrant’s suitability to remain on the register cannot be decided without…
A review of dental over-regulation seems to herald a new system of self-regulation which will…
Recent developments in relation to inquests concerning deaths in care homes and hospitals. When a…
A distinction must be drawn between a doctor’s management, as opposed to clinical, decisions When…
The Supreme Court has reviewed the law on expert evidence in Kennedy v Cordia (Services)…
The PSA’s latest case is a helpful reminder that dishonesty covers a broad range of…
On 31 December 2015 substantial changes to the GMC’s Fitness to Practise Rules (“the Rules”)…
The GMC’s love of superfluous guidance continues unabated. Like a barrister’s speech, Sanctions Guidance is…
Christopher Ware appeared on behalf of the FA securing bans against, Tyler Weir, Scott Spencer…
Marios Lambis secures an acquittal for a doctor, and ex-prospective parliamentary candidate who was alleged…
On 10th December, following a nine day hearing, a Professional Conduct Panel at the National…
Today, Monday 30th November, Chris Cairns and Andrew Fitch-Holland were found not guilty of perjury…
Congratulations to Stephen Brassington on winning the Chambers UK Bar Award 2015, for Professional Discipline:…
