Broker asks to face jury on sexual assault charge - report
Partners& and CGI boss, Dan Wilkinson has requested a jury trial as magistrates hear he allegedly "grabbed a woman's bottom and crotch".
CGI director, Daniel Wilkinson, 52, of Lichfield, has denied sexually assaulting a woman at a London hotel in 2017.
Staffordshire Live reported that the court heard he allegedly grabbed the woman’s bottom and crotch over her clothes.
Lavender Hill Magistrates Court heard Wilkinson request a trial by jury at Inner London Crown Court.
Another hearing at Lavender Hill is due on 7 January.
CGI was acquired by Partners& last year as part of the formation of the £65m GWP new broker.
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