Reasons why Wagga landowners awaiting PFAS class action payout revealed
Lawyers responsible for dividing up a $132.7 million PFAS contamination settlement involving hundreds of Wagga residents have shed light on why some are yet to be paid.
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Lawyers responsible for dividing up a $132.7 million PFAS contamination settlement involving hundreds of Wagga residents have shed light on why some are yet to be paid.
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The first week of the Insignia Financial class action case has seen allegations of misconduct, insider trading, front running and failures to manage conflicts of interest.
A trial investigating alleged misconduct by the wealth management company is slated to begin on Monday (5 June) and expected to run for up to five weeks.