Why the James Gardner-Hopkins suspension should be appealed
ANALYSIS: The Law Society should pursue the strike-off it first sought.
Hamish McNicol
Mon, 31 Jan 2022
A few years ago, Shoeshine was catching up with a senior partner at the plush new London offices of one of the world’s largest law firms, DLA Piper.
The legal profession, as with many industries, was grappling with a series of damaging #MeToo scandals.
These kicked off in the UK in early
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Hamish McNicol
Mon, 31 Jan 2022
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Why the James Gardner-Hopkins suspension should be appealed
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