Solicitors Regulation Authority.
The decision comes almost a year after Dhennin was ordered to pay about $22,000 to the nanny in compensation for discrimination and unfair dismissal.
August 28, 2019 at 11:55 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Week
Hogan Lovells partner Sylvain Dhennin has been rebuked by the ethics body of England and Wales after failing to inform the body of a dispute he had with an employee last year.
Dhennin faced a London employment tribunal in September 2018 after his former nanny successfully claimed she had been discriminated against and unfairly dismissed because she was pregnant.
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