Mohamed Faisal Mamon
Allegation / charges
Breaches, Code of Conduct for Solicitors, REL's & RFL's 2019, Indemnity Insurance Rules, Recklessness, SRA Principles 2019
Findings — machine-extracted (anthropic-batch:claude-opus-4-8); verify against the decision
Mohamed Faisal Mamon, a solicitor at Ivy Solicitors, admitted four allegations including providing inaccurate/misleading information on a PII proposal form, failing to notify the SRA of the firm entering the Extended Policy Period/Cessation Period, practising without qualifying PII, and failing to maintain proper books of account. He admitted his conduct was reckless. The Tribunal found his admissions properly made and, dealing with the matter on the papers via an agreed outcome, suspended him for 2 years from 7 May 2026 and ordered costs of £24,727.30. No finding of dishonesty was made.
Duties found breached:
- Not mislead third parties or opponents
- Handle inadvertently received material
- Accounting records, reconciliation and reports
Aggravating factors:
- Conduct was reckless (admitted)
- Experienced solicitor with direct control for the misconduct
- Conduct posed a significant risk to clients and the reputation of the profession
Mitigating factors:
- Admitted all allegations in full
- Matter resolved by agreed outcome
Codes & rules applied
Duties engaged
- Integrity
- Not mislead third parties or opponents
- No bribery or improper gifts
- Personal probity and fitness to practise
- Uphold public trust in the profession
- Act in the client's best interests
- Advise objectively, not a mere conduit
- Handle inadvertently received material
- Accounting records, reconciliation and reports
- Professional indemnity insurance
- Orderly wind-down and contingency cover
- Self-report to the regulator