Join BAAPS Support for this invaluable webinar on medico-legal advice with Tracy Sell-Peters, Partner at Keystone Law, Sinclair Gore & Ahmed Ali-Khan.
Covering:
- Outcomes and Options – What next if I am cleared? And, what if I'm not?
- Expert witness opinion – is it all about the expert? What if I disagree with their opinion?
- The process of tribunal proceedings – how is one informed and what happens next?
- The missteps of using AI for consultation notes, clinic letters, etc.
Tracy Sell-Peters
Partner
Keystone Law
Tracy is an expert in healthcare litigation - claims, regulatory, advisory, criminal, inquest and inquiry work. She deals with complex and high-value clinical negligence claims spanning the medical specialities. She has done a particularly significant number of brain injury and spinal surgery cases as well as orthopaedic, plastic surgery, ophthalmology, neurology and neurosurgery claims.
In her regulatory work, Tracy defends doctors, dentists and other healthcare practitioners whose registration is called into question by the General Medical Council (GMC) and other healthcare regulatory bodies (GDC, NMC, GOC, HCPC). Practitioners also turn to Tracy for representation in independent inquiries, including serious untoward incident inquiries and complex inquests, including deaths in custody. Tracy has defended many practitioners in fitness-to-practise hearings before their regulators as well as dealing with appeals arising from those proceedings.
Tracy often represents doctors in Maintaining High Professional Standards (MHPS) NHS disciplinary proceedings and private hospital investigations. She has particular expertise in representing practitioners who face proceedings, often consecutively, in numerous different arenas (criminal, inquest, regulatory, disciplinary and claims).
Tracy undertakes Judicial Review challenges and has advised Medical Royal Colleges, professional bodies and regulators, including defending regulators in PSA challenges. She has done many prominent, high-profile cases, including Honey Rose for the General Optical Council, Olivier Branford and Henk Giele (both GMC cases). She has particular success in stopping regulatory hearings in their initial stages and has recently had 3 cases thrown out weeks before MPTS hearings.
Organised by: BAAPS Support