Founding former partner of law firm struck off for dishonesty
The founding partner of a Manchester law firm has been struck off and ordered by pay nearly £7,500 in costs for acting dishonestly by purporting to represent the company in dealings with third parties after he had left the company.
Stuart Michael Stones, 39, held himself out as having the authority of Ratio Law to send letters to third parties when he was not employed by the firm.
Stones was part of the Ratio Law practice at Hanover House on Charlotte Street from January, 2010 until January, 2015.
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