(a) Undertakings may constitute a form of professional obligation when given by a professional (e.g., a breach of an undertaking will prima facie be
a form of professional misconduct).
Not exact matches
Tim Dutton QC, a
professional discipline specialist at London's Fountain Court, who took part in a Panorama documentary exposing
misconduct by expert witnesses, said in his experience «charlatan
forms of behaviour» by expert witnesses is rare.
This HPRB decision will, in any event, likely force colleges to develop a more nuanced understanding
of the relationship between different
forms of negligent acts or other civil wrongs, and
professional misconduct.
When and how does it constitute
professional misconduct in the
form of «incivility»?