US EditionEx-Eversheds employee barred after invoicing for pro bono work - Legal Cheek
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Ex-Eversheds employee barred after invoicing for pro bono work - Legal Cheek
‘Hot-headed’ misconduct A former employee of City law firm Eversheds Sutherland has been barred from working in the legal profession after he created invoices for pro bono work. According to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), Thomas Elliott was a non-legally qualified project coordinator at the firm and also served as club secretary for a local football team. When a footballer was investigated by a local sports association for disciplina…
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