- Specialists in university fitness to practise cases
- Specialists in university fitness to practise cases

Affordable help with university fitness to practise cases
If you are student facing fitness to practise proceedings by your university or one of the professional regulators, we can help.
We’re a not-for-profit and charge a fixed fee of £960 +VAT for specialist legal advice and preparing your case for both investigations and hearings. If necessary, our lawyers can represent you at a hearing.
Call us on 020 3151 8015 for a free confidential discussion or scroll down to find out more about how we work.
Get low cost professional legal advice
We charge a fixed fee of £960 +VAT, regardless of what stage your university fitness to practise case is at, or how long it goes on for.
Initial Review and legal advice
No matter how complex your case is, we will carry out a comprehensive review and provide you with a document which sets out the legal and factual issues that need to be dealt with. We will give you detailed advice on potential defences to the allegations that you are facing.
We will also explain the process that your university or regulator will follow. Even if you have already received a notice from your university or proceedings have started, we can still assist.
Case Preparation
We prepare your case, including dealing with the university on your behalf, compiling evidence and bundles and drafting any legal arguments that are necessary.
Representation
If your case is going to be heard by an FTP panel our lawyers can represent you at the hearing.
Khaled is a qualified lawyer whose main area of practice is professional discipline. He is regularly instructed to represent healthcare professionals in fitness to practise proceedings and also leads the development of our legal education programmes.
Ben focuses on case preparation for professional discipline hearings and specialises in the early resolution of regulatory concerns.
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 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.
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, focussing on empowering registrants so that they can make informed choices about their case.
Khaled is a qualified lawyer whose main area of practice is professional discipline. He is regularly instructed to represent healthcare professionals in fitness to practise proceedings and also leads the development of our legal education programmes.
Ben focuses on case preparation for professional discipline hearings and specialises in the early resolution of regulatory concerns.
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 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.
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, focussing on empowering registrants so that they can make informed choices about their case.
Khaled is a qualified lawyer whose main area of practice is professional discipline. He is regularly instructed to represent healthcare professionals in fitness to practise proceedings and also leads the development of our legal education programmes.
Ben focuses on case preparation for professional discipline hearings and specialises in the early resolution of regulatory concerns.
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 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.
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, focussing on empowering registrants so that they can make informed choices about their case.
ABOUT US
We are a not-for-profit organisation established in 2022 to provide affordable legal assistance through a dedicated team of qualified lawyers and trainee lawyers who specialise in healthcare regulation and university FTP. Our work is part-funded by innovative partnerships with leading UK universities.
We understand the stress that comes with facing allegations made by your university. The financial pressures, the uncertainties of not knowing what the outcome will be and whether you can continue to study or qualify… and the combined effect that all of these things can have on your mental health. We also know that legal fees are just an additional worry on top of everything else.
Our fees are kept as low as possible so that we can help as many people as possible. Our work is covered by professional indemnity insurance. We are not required to be regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Next steps
Contact us for a free initial discussion about your case:
Khaled Hussain-Dupré
Senior Case Lawyer – Director
khd@sequentus.org
Alternatively you can call us on 020 3151 8015 or scroll down to book a free appointment online.
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