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'The Tribunal found the First Respondent’s conduct was motivated by his desire for the clinical negligence department to be profitable, and his assessment of the self-importance of his own opinion over and above that of no fewer than six different costs Judges assessing the cases. The desire for profitability itself was not a reason for criticism, however, in pursuit of that desire he lost sight of his professional
obligations. His actions were planned and were part of a policy that he instigated and only he had the power to alter.'