Case Sucess
Social Worker able to return to unrestricted practise
Our client, a social worker, is free to return to unrestricted practise after SWE revoked our client’s Suspension Order.
Doctor Avoids GMC Erasure
The doctor approached us very close to the original FtP listing in a matter which was, at that stage, almost inevitably going to lead to erasure by the MPTS.
NMC Case Examiners close case without need for full FtP hearing
Another case brought to a successful conclusion at Case Examiners stage, meaning that our client’s case did not need to proceed to a full fitness to practise hearing.
No impairment for online pharmacy owner
In one of the first substantive online pharmacy cases to reach a GPhC hearing, our client’s fitness to practise was found not impaired.
SWE case resolved through simple accepted disposal
Kings View client avoids lengthy fitness to practise hearing by agreeing to an Accepted Disposal.
Client free to practise without any restrictions
The Health and Care Professions Council has decided to lift a restrictive order placed on our client following representation from Kings View.
Positive outcome for Social Worker facing SWE investigation
The case concluded with a Conditions of Practise Order that was workable for our client and they were very pleased with the outcome.
Kings View Client Avoids Costly Fitness to Practise Hearing
Kings View client accepts Social Work disposal, avoiding costly fitness to practise hearing.
Case closed with no further action for doctor
GMC Case Examiners agreed with all our arguments, including a number of fundamental criticisms levelled at the GMC case and their expert.
GMC Case Examiners close case with no case to answer
GMC Case Examiners close fitness to practise investigation with no case to answer for Kings View Chamber’s client.
No impact on our client’s Fitness to Practise
It was a difficult case which involved untested guidelines written prior to the advent of online services and social media.
HCPC close case following Kings View’s intervention
Dr Brown approached us for advice at very early stages of an internal investigation which was proceeding a disciplinary and an HCPC referral.