Sequentus - fitness to practise lawyers
Sequentus - fitness to practise lawyers

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Pro bono fitness to practise
Helping nurses and midwives who are subject to professional misconduct proceedings by their regulator
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Get qualifying work experience
Qualifying work experience opportunities, skills training and free SQE preparation course
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Pro bono criminal appeals
Helping individuals to appeal a conviction for a serious criminal offence or make an application to the CCRC
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Our vision

We want to work with students, universities and corporate partners to inspire ‘future lawyers’ not only to participate in our programmes and assist our clients, but to join us in creating and sharing even more pro bono and learning experiences as an integral part of their own journey. Working alongside the clinic team, as well as junior and senior practitioners our goal is to help students carve out their own unique pathway into the law, based on merit and demonstrating a positive and lasting contribution to pro bono and access to justice.
Everyone in the Sequentus team understands the challenges of making that leap from law student to practitioner. We're all working on alternative routes into practice, whether it's changing careers or straight from a degree. Whether we're aspiring barristers or solicitors, our common goal is to share the opportunities we are creating as a team along the way. That's what we're doing next.

Our team

Khaled Hussain-Dupré
Solicitor // Director of Legal Education

Khaled is a qualified solicitor whose main area of practice is professional discipline. He is regularly instructed to represent healthcare professionals in complex fitness to practise proceedings and also leads the development of our legal education programmes.
Ben Bardell
Junior Case Lawyer // Programme Manager

Ben focuses on case preparation for professional discipline hearings and also manages the delivery of our legal education programmes.
Jyoti Kumar
Junior Case Lawyer

Jyoti has a background in regulatory affairs and having completed the Bar training course now represents professional discipline clients in interim hearings and university FTP cases.
Niina Ankers
Junior Case Lawyer // Mediation Lead

Niina is a CMC accredited mediator and leads our mediation team. Having completed the Bar training course Niina represents clients in interim hearings and university FTP cases.
Sam Wilson
Programme Director - FTP

As a practising nurse who is re-training to become a solicitor, Sam understands both facets of regulatory proceedings. She works tirelessly on behalf of clients, focusing on empowering registrants so that they can make informed choices about their case.
Mel Nichols
Programme Manager - Community Outreach (London)

Mel manages our outreach programme in South London, working with the Met Police and community leaders to deliver support, advice and drop-in clinics dealing with a range of different legal and social issues. Mel is also training to be a solicitor.
Ellie Reynolds
Legal Assistant

Ellie provides support for our criminal appeals casework as well taking an active role in our student outreach work.
Sequentus - fitness to practise lawyers

We’re registered in England under number 14201467 as a company limited by guarantee and not-for-profit.

We do not undertake reserved legal work as set out in s.12 Legal Services Act 2007.

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