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Control of non-qualified staff (Section 43 / Section 99 order)
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Disciplinary Record

Emily Elizabeth Bale

Control of non-qualified staff (Section 43 / Section 99 order)

Details
Decision date
12/11/2020
Published date
30/11/2020

Decision - Employee-related decision Outcome: Control of non-qualified staff (...

Decision - Employee-related decision

Outcome: Control of non-qualified staff (Section 43 / Section 99 order)

Outcome date: 12 November 2020

Published date: 30 November 2020

Firm details

Firm or organisation at time of matters giving rise to outcome

Name: Das Law Limited

Address(es): North Quay, Temple Back, Bristol, BS1 6FL

Firm ID: 423113

Outcome details

This outcome was reached by SRA decision.

Decision details
IN THE MATTER OF

Emily Elizabeth Bale a person who is or was involved in legal practice but is not a solicitor.

FACTS

Emily Elizabeth Bale was employed at DAS Law Limited as a paralegal between 4 June 2018 and 24 June 2020 at North Quay Temple Back Bristol BS1 6FL.

In June 2020, Emily Elizabeth Bale missed a court hearing and amended correspondence on a client file to cover up her mistake. When initially asked about the hearing, she misled her employers by completing a report about the missed hearing with inaccurate information. When presented again with further evidence, she admitted to missing the hearing and to covering up her mistake.

It was found that Emily Elizabeth Bale had acted dishonestly.

Emily Elizabeth Bale is currently not working in a legal practice.

FINDINGS

I find that Emily Elizabeth Bale is or was involved in a legal practice (as defined by section 43 (1A) of the Solicitors Act 1974) but is not a solicitor and has occasioned or been a party to, with or without the connivance of a solicitor, an act or default in relation to a legal practice which involved conduct on her part of such a nature that in the opinion of the Society it would be undesirable for her to be involved in a legal practice in any of the ways set out in the order below.

ORDER

To make a section 43 order that with immediate effect:

  1. no solicitor shall employ or remunerate her in connection with his/her practice as a solicitor;
  2. no employee of a solicitor shall employ or remunerate her in connection with the solicitor’s practice;
  3. no recognised body shall employ or remunerate her;
  4. no manager or employee of a recognised body shall employ or remunerate her in connection with the business of that body;
  5. no recognised body or manager or employee of such a body shall permit her to be a manager of the body; and
  6. no recognised body or manager or employee of such a body shall permit her to have an interest in the body

except in accordance with an SRA permission.

Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) records last published to this site at 7:40am on 09 May 2025. Originally published on the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) website.

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