Slater & Gordon, one of the world’s first publicly listed law firms, faces a potential class action law suit from shareholders following a collapse in its share price prompted by regulatory and.. A Federal Court judge has approved a $28m settlement in a class action by aggrieved investors against Australian law firm Arnold Bloch Leibler over its role in Slater & Gordon’s disastrous $1.
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11 July 2017. Slater and Gordon ( ASX: SGH) has agreed to settle one of the class actions brought against it by angry shareholders which is expected to cost the firm $36.5 million. The law firm says the Federal Court will mediate a settlement with thousands of shareholders led by investor Matthew Hall. Slater and Gordon released a statement on.. Class action commenced. Slater and Gordon filed a group proceeding (class action) in the Federal Court of Australia against Optus on 21 April 2023. The class action is brought by two lead applicants, a school teacher and a government employee, on behalf of Optus customers whose personal information was compromised in the Optus data breach.
