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Robodebt class action law firm prepared to sue for alleged misfeasance in public office | Royal commission into robodebt

Gordon Legal, which previously ran a $1.8bn class action, hopes federal government will reach out-of-court settlement offering further compensation

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Law firm that led Robodebt class action considers fresh compensation claim after royal commission

Law firm that led Robodebt class action considers fresh compensation claim after royal commission
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Former ministers behind robodebt scheme could be sued

Former ministers behind robodebt scheme could be sued
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Robo-debt: Compensation bid could see former ministers face legal action

Gordon Legal says the weight of the evidence revealed by the royal commission enabled the firm to seek further redress beyond the initial $1.8 billion settlement.

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Law firm behind $1 8b Robodebt class action may sue former Coalition ministers implicated in shameful scandal

Former Coalition government ministers embroiled in the Robodebt scheme could face legal action from victims.

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