A London tribunal has fined Osborne Clarke partner £50,000 (approximately $62,700) for misconduct related to his representation of former UK Finance Minister Nadhim Zahawi. The case, which has drawn significant attention, was considered a test case regarding lawyers' conduct, particularly in relation to attempts to prevent the publication of an email. Despite the fine, the tribunal dismissed the framing of the case as a Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP). In a separate incident, a top city solicitor was suspended for two years after groping a female colleague and vomiting on her shoes at a Christmas party.