Lawyer's licence revoked for fabricating court documents, lying to clients, and practising while suspended.
The Law Society alleged that the Licensee engaged in professional misconduct by failing to act with honour and integrity, practising while suspended, and failing to co-operate with investigations.
The Licensee admitted to lying to three clients about the status of their matters, fabricating correspondence and court documents, and charging for work that was not done.
The Tribunal found professional misconduct as alleged and admitted.
The Licensee's licence to practise law was revoked, and she was ordered to repay the Compensation Fund and pay costs to the Law Society.
