3PB's Public and Regulatory team delivers Professional Disciplinary Training
19th July 2017
On 18th July, Head of 3PB's Professional Disciplinary Group Sunyana Sharma, Lachlan Wilson and Shruti Sharma, all members of 3PB's Public and Regulatory group provided professional disciplinary training to DWF solicitors. The update covered:
- Professional discipline: general procedural guidance, strategy and tactics - by Sunyana Sharma
- Dishonesty: the test used by disciplinary panels and advising clients in the context of dishonesty allegations - by Shruti Sharma
- A focus on nurseries, childminders, OFSTED and Wales - by Lachlan Wilson.
To view the team's presentation, please click here.
3PB's Public and Regulatory team regularly provides training sessions. If you are interested in receiving training from members of our team, please contact London Senior David Fielder.
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