Kingsley Napley LLP has a large and experienced team of lawyers who act for regulatory bodies in matters concerning all areas of regulation and professional discipline law.
Drawing on the expertise of our specialist lawyers in this field, our team provides a comprehensive and unparalleled service to our clients. The Regulatory and Professional Discipline team has been independently recognised for the quality of the service that it provides, and a number of our lawyers are recommended as leaders in this field.
The Regulatory and Professional Discipline Department has substantial experience in undertaking work on behalf of clients in proceedings before first instance tribunals and in the High Court. We work closely with our Public law team, to offer clients a comprehensive service, including advice relating to judicial review and appeals before the First-tier and Upper Tribunals.
Our expertise covers all aspects of professional disciplinary proceedings and regulation and includes:
- company investigations;
- environmental law;
- health and safety;
- inquests;
- licensing;
- representation of those appearing in inquiries;
- electoral regulation.
Please click on the Resources tab, located near the top of the page, to read the latest version of our in-house newsletter, The Regulator, and on the Related Legal Updates links, at the bottom of the page for the latest articles from our quarterly case law update, The e-Regulator.
If you would like further information, or to speak to our specialist team of lawyers, please contact: John Harding
"...'no question that they are highly regarded in the professional misconduct field. The reputation of the firm is deserved'... Interviewees consistently praise this 'excellent very professional firm'..."
Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession, 2013
"Praise rolls in from all fronts for this team, with sources quick to commend it for 'listening and responding, turning cases around quickly' and 'providing excellent value for money'..."
Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession, 2012
