The battle over Arrium’s demise kicks off
The downfall of the one-time BHP Billiton division is to be forensically examined in three separate, but interlinked, legal actions getting under way on Monday.
Five years after steel-maker Arrium spectacularly collapsed owing more than $2.8 billion to creditors, the downfall of the former BHP Billiton division, spun off as OneSteel in 2000, faces a forensic examination in three interlinked legal actions getting under way on Monday.
All three will be heard by Justice Michael Ball. Robert Bakewell, Arrium’s former chief financial officer and a defendant in the actions, has launched a cross-claim against Herbert Smith Freehills over its advice.
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