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Professional Discipline Articles

The Importance of a transparently independent and professional investigation when things have gone wrong or accusations made. Medico-Legal Journal - 10.06.21

Tom Kark QC delivered a Seminar to the Medico Legal Society on the 10th of June 2021....

A Podcast: A Public Inquiry into Covid-19 - a Series of Discussions Hosted by QEBHW Part 1: The NHS - Might the Hand-clapping Turn to Finger-pointing?

The government has now committed to a full statutory public inquiry into the Covid-19...

AN UPDATE: Walking the tightrope of COVID-19 - how can doctors and other healthcare professionals protect themselves from criticism?

Considering how front-line healthcare workers might protect themselves. With the 2020...

Walking the tightrope of COVID-19 - how can doctors and other healthcare professionals protect themselves from future criticism?

Considering how front-line healthcare workers might protect themselves. Recently, the...

#MeToo: The disciplinary implications of misconduct, both inside and outside of the workplace

In this podcast, Sean Larkin QC , Edward Henry QC and Alexandra Felix consider the...

The Gambling Commission: Constructive Engagement

For gambling companies, the Covid-19 crisis has further intensified political and regulatory...

Inquests, Prisons and Covid-19

On 25 March 2020, the Coronavirus Act 2020 (‘the 2020 Act’) received Royal Assent and...

Preparing for remote hearings: Planning ahead to avoid pitfalls

The outbreak of Covid-19 has put a sharp focus on video link hearings in legal proceedings, and...

'Revolving doors' for failed managers must be stopped - Tom Kark QC interviewed by the Health Service Journal

Ministers should take action to stop managers guilty of misconduct from “rattling around the...

Alexandra Felix and Tom Orpin-Massey consider whether it would be appropriate for regulatory panels to draw 'adverse inferences'

Alexandra and Tom write for the New Law Journal....

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