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Nottingham Regulatory solicitor invited to Pharmacy Show

On the 8th October 2017, Nottingham regulatory solicitor Martin Hadley  attended, by invitation, the Pharmacy Show at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.

nottingham regulatory solicitor pharmacy showThere were over seventy exhibitors stands.  There was also an opportunity for attendees to take advantage of over sixty hours Continuing Professional Development training.

It was clear from the show that the  pharmacy profession brings together a great many different individuals and organisations. The exhibitors included the manufacturers of highly technical items for use in the pharmacy.  These included robotic dispensing systems and data collection software programmes.

There were a significant number of manufacturers of pharmacy products including natural products, over the counter items and prescription only medications.

Professional bodies were represented including the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and the Association of Pharmacy Technicians. Furthermore, the association bodies of the Pharmacist Defence Association and National Pharmacy Association were there to help and advise their members.

It was enlightening to hear views on the profession from Julian de Bruxelles from the Independent Community Pharmacist publication. Similarly, Charlotte Basely from Today’s Pharmacist was able to give Martin an insight into current issues in the profession.

Martin was able to meet with fellow professional colleagues Jennifer Kelly and Kulzinder Garcha of HRC Law,  and Laura Pyatt of Ansons Solicitors. They all offer valuable legal services to the pharmacist.  These include related commercial work such as property and business sales and purchases, as well as advice on employment matters.

As a result of the meeting, Martin was able to highlight the complementary service that he is able to offer in advising on any regulatory issues that can arise.

Martin found the fair and extremely useful day so intends to return next year.

Contact Nottingham regulatory solicitor Martin Hadley

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Nottingham crime and regulatory solicitor Martin Hadley

A recent instance of Martin providing advice and representation to a pharmacist where he successfully defended allegations of dishonesty can be found here.

Nottingham regulatory solicitor Martin Hadley is in a position to provide his services nationwide.  If you wish to discuss a case with him then please telephone him on 0115 9599550 or alternatively you can email him here.

A Freshers Guide to Staying Out of Trouble…

…With the Police

Every graduate remembers Freshers week well! It is your first real taste of total freedom from your parents. You have money, friends to make and a desire to prove your drinking prowess in the form of a variety of crazy drinking games just to get accepted into the rugby, rowing or hockey club.

Ten pints in and it is suddenly fun to lie in the road, rugby tackle a few passers-by for a laugh or run naked down the street.

The problem is that whilst you are out, carelessly stumbling around, CCTV cameras in city centres are watching your every move.

Arrested during Freshers Week?

Sadly, year after year, we represent students arrested, especially during Freshers week, for offences such as assault, criminal damage or causing harassment, alarm or distress in a public place, as well as possession of an illegal drug.

It is unlikely that most first offences will result in a prison sentence. The consequences, however, of the conviction on your future career may be great. It may even affect your ability to continue with your degree where the university instigate disciplinary proceedings.

This will be more likely when you are studying a vocational degree where as part of your learning, you have contact with the public. We have represented students studying medicine or nursing degrees, where their criminal conviction has brought them before the Fitness to Practice Panel of their regulatory body.

Free and independent legal advice

If you are unfortunate enough to get arrested during your degree, remember that everyone, regardless of their financial means, is entitled to free legal representation at the police station. The cost of this advice will be paid for by legal aid. This service can be accessed 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.

If you are under investigation for a criminal offence or recently convicted AND your university is looking to bring proceedings against you, it is always worth contacting a solicitor to know and understand your rights and how best to proceed.

Contact a criminal law specialist

A specialist lawyer can be contacted through any of our office numbers at any time of the day or night to provide you with free and independent legal advice at the police station.

People being spoken to by the police for the first time might not think that they need a lawyer.  Speaking without one would be a mistake.

Here are 10 good reasons why you will want to take advantage of our advice.
 Details of your nearest office can be found here.
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