Kings View assist registrant with registration difficulties
This was a case relating to failing to renew registration in time and continuing to practise using a protected title.
This was a case relating to failing to renew registration in time and continuing to practise using a protected title.
Our client, FN, said:
“Catherine Stock has been a fantastic help in winning my NMC FTP case after failed effort with previous solicitors. She had my back all the way, and I am very grateful to her for the outstanding victory.”
NMC defence barrister and joint head of chambers, Catherine Stock, said: “This was a case relating to failing to renew registration in time and continuing to practise using a protected title.
“This can be treated as a criminal offence by the regulator depending on the circumstances. What seems a small issues of failing to send your re-registration documents on time can have wide-ranging repercussions for the registrant and clients, who can be left with no avenue for recompense should things go wrong with their treatment.
“We would of course advise that you take active steps to ensure you are aware of your registration dates and requirements, but of course in life things can slip. If you find yourself in difficulty, contact us, and we can assist with next steps, how to communicate with your regulator and how to put things right.”
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