Gregory Treverton-Jones, QC
He is recommended in Chambers & Partners 2013 for Professional Discipline and Administrative & Public Law and the Legal 500 2012 for Regulatory work.
He has been extensively instructed by numerous firms, individual solicitors and sole practitioners in connection with the most pressing regulatory issues of the day, including:
The impact of the Legal Services Act 2007 on solicitors' practices
The advent of Alternative Business Structures, including training new owners of solicitors' firms
The referral fee ban introduced by the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012, coming into force in April 2013
The impact of the Jackson reforms on solicitors' methods of charging
Advising and representing solicitors on the issue of entity regulation.
Advising solicitors as to the ramifications of the move to outcome-focused regulation and the new Code of
Conduct in October 2011
Advising solicitors as to their professional duties when instructed by clients to become involved in tax
avoidance schemes
Advising and acting on behalf of solicitors facing disciplinary proceedings in the Solicitors Disciplinary
Tribunal and in statutory appeals against decisions of the SDT
Advising solicitors entering into regulatory settlement agreements with the Solicitors Regulation Authority
Advising and drafting representations on behalf of solicitors embroiled in regulatory issues with the SRA,
such as potential disciplinary proceedings, the suitability test for entry into the profession, and the imposition
of practising certificate conditions;
Advising on and appearing in judicial review proceedings against legal regulators
Advising and appearing in court cases arising out of interventions into solicitors' practices by the SRA
Advising and representing solicitors in disputes with professional indemnity insurers.