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Archive of: 2016

Match successfully assists client accused of Academic Misconduct

Match successfully assists client accused of Academic Misconduct
We assisted a client who had been accused of academic misconduct. Our client had been accused of paying for a ghost writing service to prepare his work.

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Student with inadequate supervision allowed to resbmit as if for the first time

Student with inadequate supervision allowed to resbmit as if for the first time
We acted for a client in a very lengthy and complex case relating to her doctorate. Our client had attended a viva and was required to undergo major revisions over a period of two years.

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Match overturns OIA decision

Match overturns OIA decision
We were instructed by our client who had been found unfit to practice by his University following a Fitness to Practice Hearing. Our client had, prior to instructing us, been through the University’s appeal procedures and also the OIA, where his complaint had been rejected.

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Match successfully helps student expelled following a Disciplinary Hearing

Match successfully helps student expelled following a Disciplinary Hearing
We recently successfully assisted a client who had been expelled following a Disciplinary Hearing. The University’s case was that our client’s conduct, which related to behaviour of being drunk and disorderly and allegedly being threatening and abusive to security staff, warranted his expulsion from the University.

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Match help student accused of plagiarism at university

Match help student accused of plagiarism at university
We recently acted for a student accused of plagiarism due to failure to quote appropriately from sources used in assessed course work. We assisted our client in preparing his statement of defence in relation to the allegations highlighting that any errors were inadvertent and unintentional and highlighting the impact of any penalty upon him given his previous good character and strong marks.

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I am studying for a regulated profession and I have been accused of plagiarism. My professional registration is now at risk. What can I do?

I am studying for a regulated profession and I have been accused of plagiarism. My professional registration is now at risk. What can I do?
Regulated professions are generally those that fall under the umbrella of health, social care and law. In these areas particularly, a finding of plagiarism could mean exclusion from professional registration. If you are studying for a regulated profession and are facing unfounded accusations of plagiarism, your most likely course of action is to defend your case before an Academic Misconduct Panel.

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Match Solicitors go blue in support of Anti-Bullying Week 14 – 18 November 2016

Match Solicitors go blue in support of Anti-Bullying Week 14 – 18 November 2016
Recent studies suggest that the issue of bullying is sadly on the rise. Bullying is a very serious matter, which can sometimes have devastating consequences. For a child, bullying can sometimes have life-changing effects. Although it may be the last thing your child wants, you must go to the school about your child's bullying problem.

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I am facing a disciplinary allegation at my university. What are my rights?

I am facing a disciplinary allegation at my university. What are my rights?
Appearing before a disciplinary board can be an extremely stressful time a student. However, it is important to remember that you have a right to defend yourself against any and all allegations. Every UK university and college has procedures in place to manage disciplinary issues. These procedures are there to ensure that your rights to fair treatment are respected.

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I am a teacher and my employer has suspended me for allegations of gross misconduct. What can I do?

I am a teacher and my employer has suspended me for allegations of gross misconduct. What can I do?
There are many cases when accusations of gross misconduct are unjust or even completely baseless. As a teacher formally accused of gross misconduct, it is important that you know what your rights are. At Match Solicitors, we are proud of our record of successfully representing unfairly accused teachers.

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I have an ongoing dispute with my child's independent school but I don't want to go through lengthy litigation. What can I do?

I have an ongoing dispute with my child's independent school but I don't want to go through lengthy litigation. What can I do?
We understand that when disputes occur between parents and independent schools, parents often feel that they are powerless due to independent schools not being legally obliged to conform to government guidelines, specifically to the Education Acts or the Department for Education's Guidance.

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Match Solicitors were highly recommended to us not only for their undisputed comprehensive knowledge of the SEN legal minefield, but for their understanding of autism and other disorders and consequent compassionate work ethic. Their diligence and consummate professionalism ensured that the Local Authority were forced to take our son’s case seriously. It is almost impossible to articulate how grateful we are to Rishi and Anita for their hard work and dedication.

Mr & Mrs Williams, Hertfordshire

Whilst the SENDIST appeal process requires patience and clarity, we found Match Solicitors provided a faultless service. Diligent whilst being understanding. Our son is now in the school we required and is thriving due to the support of Match Solicitors throughout the process.

Mr D Cameron, London

Match Solicitors showed genuine concern for my daughter’s case and worked tirelessly to achieve a satisfactory outcome. The service and quality of work was excellent.

Mr D Richards, Buckinghamshire