There have been class actions in Australia since 1992 when favourable laws were drawn up, prompting an array of litigation. Some companies, such as AMP, are still defending multiple cases linked to issues revealed at the inquiry. “Where there is misconduct, actions will follow,” says Andrew Watson, national head of Maurice Blackburn’s class actions practice. The main reason for that flurry stemmed from the banking royal commission, which found widespread misconduct when it reported its findings in early 2019.
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