Lawyer Emmanuel Pierrat Sentenced for Moral Harassment but Allowed to Practice
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At her trial at the end of May, the lawyer and author, known for defending several figures in the French intellectual and cultural world, had admitted her full guilt for these acts committed between 2015 and 2021 against 18 collaborators, whom he used to injure, humiliate or threaten. In sentencing two years of suspended imprisonment, the president of the court listed Wednesday "the behaviors and remarks relating to moral harassment" which Mr. P…
The Paris Correctional Court considered this Wednesday that Emmanuel Pierrat had for years been subjected to moral harassment of his collaborators, facts which he himself recognized.
Parisian lawyer Emmanuel Pierrat was sentenced on Wednesday to two years' suspended imprisonment for the moral harassment of 18 employees
Emmanuel Pierrat received a two-year suspended prison sentence for having mistreated his collaborators for years. The court nevertheless allowed him to... Read more A Parisian lawyer convicted of moral harassment retains the right to plead est apparu en premier sur Le Singulier.
The Paris Correctional Court has just rendered its judgment in the case concerning lawyer Emmanuel Pierrat. He is sentenced for moral harassment, but the court did not order a ban on exercising. Judged from 21 to 28 May last, the 57-year-old lawyer had acknowledged the facts at the opening of his trial. Wednesday 9 September, the 31st Chamber [...]
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