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Article: Chch lawyer censured by Law Society for role in dispute
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- The Press
- Article date:
- August 15, 2003
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A Christchurch lawyer has been censured by the Canterbury District
Law Society after she intervened in an employment dispute involving
her husband and Christchurch's Richmond Fellowship.
Ferne Bradley was ordered to pay $500 towards the law society's
costs after it investigated a complaint she had threatened two
Richmond board members during the dispute involving her husband, Paul
Bradley.
Mr Bradley was the fellowship's human resources director but was
disciplined by the organisation after he was accused of defaming a
board member in a letter. He no longer works for Richmond, but the
organisation is pursuing an outstanding grievance against him through
the Employment Relations Authority.