An ex-Walker Morris litigation executive has received a nine-month suspended jail sentence after being found guilty of stealing more than £11,000 from the firm. Lynne Morley, who worked in the Leeds firm's litigation department until her dismissal in 2009, was sentenced at Leeds Crown Court yesterday (13 September) after pleading guilty to five counts of fraud.
September 14, 2011 at 09:56 AM
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An ex-Walker Morris litigation executive has received a nine-month suspended jail sentence after being found guilty of stealing more than £11,000 from the firm.
Lynne Morley, who worked in the Leeds firm’s litigation department until her dismissal in 2009, was sentenced at Leeds Crown Court yesterday (13 September) after pleading guilty to five counts of fraud.
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