The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has shut down London law firm Malik Law Chambers, on what is reported as suspicions of dishonesty involving two managers. A report said SRA regulators intervened into Malik Law Chambers, expressing concerns on how the firm had failed to comply with SRA principles. The SRA released a notice saying it had reason to suspect dishonesty on the part of Dr Akbar Ali Malik and Imtiaz Ali.
The firm specialised in immigration, nationality, asylum, human rights, and administrative law. The SRA took possession of all papers and money from the firm on April 18. The agency closes down a firm if it considers it necessary to protect clients' interests and money, and for the protection of the wider public.
