Whether you are a student, parent, educator, or administrator in the higher education sector, you will be aware that there are many regulatory (and potentially criminal) issues that you could find yourself faced with, every day.
Breach of an education institution’s standards and guidelines can have far-reaching implications on your future and (depending on the facts of the matter) may lead to a criminal investigation. Should you find yourself facing disciplinary procedures, or confronted with an alleged transgression, it is important to seek professional and specialised legal advice.
We have extensive experience representing both students and professionals working within the sector.
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Our experienced higher education solicitors are able to offer assistance on allegations relating to:
- Disrupting university activities
- Damaging university property
- Academic misconduct
- Plagiarism and the use of AI
- Engaging in dishonest behaviour
- Harassment or sexual misconduct
- Possession of illegal drugs
- Refusal to comply with University policy
- Breaches of safety procedures
- Breach of contract
Why choose B P Collins as your higher education law solicitors?
Our criminal law solicitors will advise you through the whole process from the initial interview, to the investigation, to the conclusion of any hearing. We understand that facing any allegation can be extremely stressful and may have a long-lasting impact on your future. The team aims to alleviate your anxiety by clearly explaining the process to you and keeping you informed every step of the way.
With over 60 years of experience helping both students and professionals, we’re consistently ranked by Chambers UK and The Legal 500 for the strength of our criminal law practice. Operating from London, Thame and Gerrards Cross, we offer tailored support across a wide range of allegations to help our clients protect their interests and achieve the best possible outcome.
Jonothan Moss and Rubin Italia have both been accredited individually by The Law Society for their expertise in Criminal Litigation. Rubin became a Higher Court Advocate in early 2007 and can practice in all criminal courts.
Contact our higher education law solicitors today
For more information on how we can help, please contact our higher education lawyers on 01753 889995 or enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk.
