Settlement proposed in Sandhurst Trustees class action


Law firm Slater & Gordon will file a proposed settlement of a class action against Sandhurst Trustees Limited in relation to the collapse of Fincorp Investments.
The proposed settlement will be filed in the Federal Court of Australia in Melbourne today.
Slater & Gordon commenced the class action on behalf of investors in 2009, representing lead plaintiffs Mark and Rhonda Harrison of Queensland.
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