Need legal advice about a healthcare regulator issue?

What are healthcare regulatory services?

Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) statistics show that in 2016/17, it seized over £15.8 million of counterfeit and unlicensed medicines and medical devices.

If your organisation is subject to an investigation, you might require legal advice or representation, particularly if it results in legal action being taken against you.

Healthcare regulatory legal services cover every stage of proceedings, from initial guidance following a premises search right through to representation in court cases and tribunals – which can quite quickly become complicated and require expert knowledge.

It is important to seek representation from solicitors with experience of disciplinary and regulatory law to give you and your business the best chance of seeing the result you want.

Who can access healthcare regulatory services?

Healthcare regulatory services are available to any individual or business that might require them.

At First4Lawyers, the solicitors we work with can assist nurses, pharmacists, opticians, chiropractors, doctors and surgeons through the necessary preparation for disciplinary hearings. They can also look to advise and represent clients from a broad range of backgrounds at High Court hearings, as well as appeals to the administrative court.

They also may be able to advise on applications for registration, licences to practice, EU rights, and Care Quality Commission issues.

My organisation is involved in a medical public inquiry – what should I do?

You can contact First4Lawyers and we will look to put you in touch with our team of specialist healthcare regulatory solicitors, who have experience of handling all manner of medical regulation inquiries.

We work with private and public medical organisations, and the clients we take on are always provided with detailed advice and the very highest standard of representation.

Get in touch with our legal advisors for a free review of your legal requirements.