Financial Crime & Regulatory Professional Discipline & Regulatory
We provide specialist regulatory advice to individuals and corporates from a range of backgrounds and industries.
Investigations and professional discipline proceedings can take many forms and we have lawyers available to immediately assist in any situation. Our team of lawyers have represented different professionals including doctors, dentists, suppliers of medicinal products, teachers and those within the financial sector.
Your profession is important to you. So, being subjected to regulatory investigations and proceedings is stressful and intrusive. We understand this and take an empathetic approach focused on achieving the best possible outcome for you.
We provide clear advice, based on years of experience in securing outstanding results for our clients. Having a leading team on your side to support you through the process makes all the difference.
Why choose Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors?
Our specialist lawyers can help navigate and guide you through the law, procedure and tactics at any stage in the investigation or proceedings. We encourage our clients to instruct us at the outset. This ensures the best possible handling of any investigation, especially in an era where regulators have more powers and are increasingly proactive in their approach.
We represent individuals, organisations and corporates. As a full-service law firm, we can draw expertise from all areas including employment, criminal litigation, civil litigation, public law and dispute resolution. We can offer a full service to meet your needs with all specialists under one roof. This provides a cost-conscious, convenient and joined-up approach to your case.
How we can help
We can assist at any stage with advice and representation when dealing with a regulatory matter. We commonly help clients who:
- Have been notified that they are subject of an investigation
- Would like advice about self-reporting
- Are going to be interviewed
- Are facing an application by their regulator, such as an interim order
- Are facing fitness to practise proceedings
- Want to make representations to a regulator
- Want to appeal a decision made by a regulator
