U.K. High Court SDT Suspends Solicitor In Reversal of Previous Decision
The reversal comes after the Solicitors Regulation Authority appealed the Tribunal's previous decision at the High Court, which described a 'no case to answer' ruling as "plainly wrong".
February 09, 2022 at 07:15 AM
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The U.K. Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has suspended a solicitor for 12 months, in a reversal of an earlier decision that was criticised by the High Court.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority had previously accused Nabeel Sheikh, founder and former senior partner of the now-defunct firm Neumans, of submitting a fraudulent bill of costs totalling nearly £3 million in relation to work done on a lengthy criminal case.
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