Giles’s contentious professional discipline and regulatory experience and expertise is extensive and comprehensive.  

It includes:-

• GMC and MPTS, GDC, NMC, GOC, GPC, HCPC, UKCP, BACP, COSRT, PSA
• Social Work England
• CQC, HSE, HIW,  NHSI
• NHS – internal regulated MHPS and UPSW
• ARCP, HEE
• FCA, PRA, FRC
• Pensions Ombudsman
• SRA, BSB,  Legal Ombudsman
• RFU, ECB
• University Professional Disciplinary and Fitness to Practise Committee panels.

Recent Professional Discipline Cases

Hyder v GMC, 2024-205, ongoing.   Application for permission to appeal to Court of Appeal against descision of Mr Justice Eyre on statutory appeal against findings and erasure.  Acting for doctor.  Led by Martin Forde KC. 

D v GMC 2023-2025, ongoing.  High Court Appeal against erasure.  Acting for locum A&E consultant in appeal to the High Court against findings and sanction.  Judgment awaited. 

M v GMC 2024-2025, ongoing.  High Court Appeal against erasure.  Acting for consultant psychiatrist in appeal to the High Court against findings and sanction.  Judgment awaited. 

GMC v Dr K, 2021 -2024.   Wide ranging allegations of dishonesty in use of social media and application forms to work as a GP.  Also subject to judicial review.  Acting for doctor.  Succesful outcome in MPTS.

GOC v K 2022-2023.    Allegations of sexually impropriety against an optician. Successfully defended at 3-week final hearing.  Acting for the optician.

GPC v G.  2022-2023. Allegations against a locum pharmacist in relation to administration of controlled drugs.  Final hearing for 2 weeks.  Acted for GPC.

GMC v Dr M, 2019-2022.  Allegations of sexually impropriety against a psychiatrist. Successfully defended at 3-week final hearing.  Acting for the doctor.

GMC v Dr D, 2022.    Allegations of sexually impropriety against a GP. Successfully defended at 2-week final hearing.  Acting for the GP.

GMC v Dr H, 2021.  Allegations against a trainee GP re use of social media in respect of trans gender debate. Successful in part, with a 1-month suspension for inappropriate behaviour.  Acted for trainee GP. 

Met Police v Ins M, 2022-2023.   Allegations re off duty time and work. Acted for the Met Police.