As a professional, you know that your reputation is key for success. Investigations, tribunals, and disciplinary action can all put that at risk. Our solicitors can help protect your reputation and your career if you’re facing an investigation or tribunal.
Many professions are overseen by bodies who can investigate individuals and companies who they suspect have broken industry regulations. This can lead to penalties and damaging media coverage.
If you or your business is under investigation you should get legal advice right away. Call us on 0370 1500 100 to find out how we can help.
How We Can Help
Our solicitors are highly experienced with disciplinary investigations and tribunal hearings. You’ll get clear advice to help defend yourself. We’ll work hard to protect you or your business and resolve your concerns quickly.
We can prepare you for any interviews and submit evidence in writing for you where suitable. We’ll fight to protect you or your business from unwanted media attention.
Whether you expect an investigation in the future or it’s already underway, our lawyers can help at every stage. We’ll talk directly with your regulator to create a professional barrier between them and you. You’ll get regular updates in plain English so you always know how your case is going.
We can help if you’re regulated by:
- Accountancy & Actuarial Discipline Board (AADB)
- Financial Conduct Authority (FSA)
- Pensions Regulator
- General Medical Council (GMC)
- Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
- General Optical Council (GOC)
- General Dental Council
- Healthcare Professionals Council (HPC)
- Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS)
- Solicitors' Regulatory Authority (SRA)
- Bar Standards Board
Contact Us
Our team is here to help you 24/7. So whether you’re under investigation or think you may be at risk, get in touch.
For a private consultation, call us on 0370 1500 100 or use our online form and we’ll get back to you.
For general enquiries
0808 291 3524
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