There is a “reasonable chance” that two shareholder class actions against failed electronics retailer Dick Smith will settle by February of next year, group members have learned.
ISignthis sues ASX over suspension, says exchange went ‘looking for a problem’
Engineer blamed for design defects in Opal Tower class action
JPMorgan witnesses grilled as banks seek to poke holes in ANZ cartel case
Coles to pay $5.25M to Norco dairy farmers after ACCC investigation
Higher commission rates, more closed class actions to follow High Court ruling
The end of the common fund order is a setback for class actions that will see a revival of the days of closed proceedings, costly bookbuilding, higher commission rates and the shelving of worthy but risky cases, experts say, and all eyes will now turn to state and federal governments to see how they respond to calls for legislative intervention.
Israel Folau settles dispute with Rugby Australia over dismissal
AMP group exec says bullying claims by former GC were news to her
AMP’s group executive says she was never told of bullying claims made against her by former general counsel Larissa Cook until the lawyer filed a $2.7 million lawsuit alleging “hostile, aggressive and intimidating behaviour” in response to complaints she made about AMP’s fees for no service conduct.