Class action numbers stable since 1992: study
Public and corporate fear of mammoth class actions is largely a result of scaremongering, according to a report released by Monash Business School, with the number of actions over the past two decades remaining stable.
Public and corporate fear of mammoth class actions is largely a result of scaremongering, according to a report released by Monash Business School, which found the number of cases over the past two decades was stable.
The report, released on Friday by Vince Morabito , an expert in group proceedings, showed the number of claims launched federally in Australia has been largely static since 1992, when the data was first recorded.
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