Fieldfisher

Public and Regulatory

Director

Martin Bloor has a broad understanding of the regulatory landscape and regulators; having worked for the Information Commissioner’s Office and at the General Medical Council as its senior lawyer on regulatory reform. He also currently sit on the Bar Standards Board’s Independent Decision-making Body.

Martin prides himself on delivering advice which is accessible, engaging and practical. He has a particular specialism in advising on large-scale change projects, supporting policy development and consultations. He provides advice to organisations which enables them to confidently pursue their strategic objectives and effectively influence key stakeholders. He enjoys delivering training and am a capable advocate.

Martin has experience working on legislative change, as well as drafting regulations and governance documents. He also undertake fitness to practise and disciplinary investigations.

Martin started his legal career at the Office of Defense Counsel in Mississippi, a firm specialising in death row cases. He then practised as a criminal and regulatory barrister, having graduated with an ‘Outstanding’ grade, receiving Lord Denning and Lord Buchanan scholarships from Lincoln’s Inn.