Mountford Chambers delivers a nationwide and international service to clients, who are assured quality advice, advocacy and representation at all levels.
Members of Mountford Chambers are increasingly in demand to act in cases funded both privately and by insurance, involving allegations of misconduct and fitness to practise impairment brought against regulated professionals.
Our expertise across the spectrum of disciplinary tribunals and public authorities is extensive and substantial. Our professional regulation barristers frequently advise and represent parties at all stages of the process, from giving strategic advice to clients during internal disciplinary investigations, to formal proceedings before regulatory disciplinary panels.
In these cases, organisations and individuals often face significant financial loss, reputational damage and potential civil claims which require expert and delicate handling. We understand that in order to enable clients to make well-informed decisions on how to proceed, they require advice that is thorough, accurate and realistic.
Chambers’ expertise in professional regulation fall into the following categories:
To discuss a specific case, or for further information about our team, please contact our clerks who will be happy to speak with you.
clerks@mountfordchambers.com or 020 7936 6300
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Mountford Chambers is home to a team of highly responsive, experienced and knowledgeable clerks.
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To email Ben click here or call on 020 7936 6300
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