AUSTRALIA - There should only be a "flurry" of class action lawsuits despite equity market swings which saw the Australian Stock Exchange lose nearly 12% of its value to date this year, according to the head of a litigation funding service.
Rob Ferguson, executive chairman of IMF which provides funding for litigation, said: "You might see six to 12 matters as a result of market ructions in the past four to six months," "There is u...
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