Regulatory & Disciplinary
GMC Solicitors
Specialist General Medical Council (GMC) Solicitors in Manchester and london
Being asked to defend yourself and your actions at the General Medical Council can be a stressful situation. Our GMC solicitors can offer a dedicated and personalised service for those facing General Medical Council proceedings and/or prosecution.
Defending yourself is a risky strategy, with your judgement being clouded by your perceived persecution. We work closely with expert counsel, ensuring you have access to the best advocate possible.
At such a difficult time, our expert team can offer support and expertise such as:
- Representing and advising in investigations;
- Making written representations;
- Preparing evidence;
- Analysing the strength of your case and advising in a clear manner;
- Ensuring specialist counsel for any hearing at the Medical Tribunal Service.
Contact our GMC Solicitors
If you are facing proceedings before the General Medical Council and would like assistant, please complete our online contact form here or send an email to us at [email protected] and one of our solicitors shall call you back. Alternatively, please call our GMC solicitors on 0330 127 8888 for a no obligation discussion.
Monarch Solicitors are a leading UK Law firm with solicitors based in both Manchester and London.
We are also able to leverage an international network spanning across Hong Kong, Turkey and Dubai to provide seamless assistance with cross-border matters relating to the General Medical Council.
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FAQ
Doctors are required to adhere to Good Medical Practice published by the General Medical Council. Failure to do so may lead to a GMC fitness to practise investigation and a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service Fitness to Practise Panel hearing, which can result in conditions on your General Medical Council registration, a suspension of your registration or erasure from the medical register, all of which can have devastating consequences for your career.
If the general medical Council think that restrictions need to be placed on a doctor’s registration while they investigate your concerns, they will refer the doctor to an interim orders tribunal at the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service.
The interim orders tribunal can only impose an interim order up to a maximum period of 18 months. If the tribunal restricts a doctor’s registration, they will review the restriction every six months, and sooner if there is any reason why it may no longer be appropriate.
All interim orders tribunal hearings are held in private. This means that whilst the doctor’s name will appear on the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service website under their list of recent interim orders tribunal hearings, no further details regarding the allegations under investigation are released to the public.
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