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SDT fines solicitor Nicholas Stojanovic £15,000 for misleading client about psychiatric report

The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal fined Nicholas Nikola Stojanovic £15,000 and ordered him to pay £14,361 in costs after finding he repeatedly gave a clinical negligence client inaccurate information about a psychiatric report he had already received, Solicitor News reported on September 28, 2026. The tribunal found breaches of Principle 7 and the Code rule against misleading clients, but rejected allegations of dishonesty and lack of integrity. The final order was dated September 22, 2026.

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Key points

  • The SDT fined Nicholas Nikola Stojanovic £15,000 and ordered £14,361 in costs.Solicitor News
  • At Ramsdens, he told a clinical negligence client a psychiatric report was still awaited after he had received it.Solicitor News
  • He had received Dr Hosker's report on February 19, 2024, but misstated its status into May.Solicitor News
  • The tribunal found breaches of Principle 7 and paragraph 1.4 of the SRA Code of Conduct, the rule against misleading clients.Solicitor News
  • It rejected dishonesty and lack-of-integrity allegations, calling the approach fundamentally misguided.Solicitor News
  • The final order was dated September 22, 2026.Solicitor News

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