What drives James MacKenzie,cancer survivor?

What drives James MacKenzie,cancer survivor?

Slater and Gordon chair James MacKenzie has beaten cancer twice. Has it resulted in him treating life differently?

  • bySumeyya Ilanbey

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Slater&Gordon poised to fall into private equity hands

Slater&Gordon poised to fall into private equity hands

The takeover deal will help the law firm’s senior lawyers regain a significant stake in the business after being nearly wiped out during its troubles six years ago.

  • bySarah Danckert
Class action accuses Westpac of pocketing super members'returns

Class action accuses Westpac of pocketing super members'returns

Westpac faces a class action alleging the bank took an unnecessary share of superannuation fund members'returns,breaching its duty to act in their best interest.

  • byClancy Yeates
'Ship has turned':Slater and Gordon boss sets law firm on new course

'Ship has turned':Slater and Gordon boss sets law firm on new course

Slater and Gordon boss John Somerville says while he believes the once-troubled law firm has turned a corner,the group still has balance sheet issues.

  • bySarah Danckert
'Still work to do':Slater and Gordon slips to $10.3m first-half loss

'Still work to do':Slater and Gordon slips to $10.3m first-half loss

Slater and Gordon has slipped to a $10.3 million first-half loss after a fall in income from the law firm's personal injury business.

  • byStuart Condie
Ex-Slater and Gordon boss defends new role as he fights legal action

Ex-Slater and Gordon boss defends new role as he fights legal action

Andrew Grech says his new role at a litigation funder with links to his former employer passes the"pub test"as he and other former company directors are accused of omitting details of the company's accounts from its auditors.

  • bySarah Danckert
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'Dramatic harm':lawyers kick'damaging'plan for CTP reforms

'Dramatic harm':lawyers kick'damaging'plan for CTP reforms

One lawyer noted insurers appeared delighted with the ACT's planned changes,saying that should make ordinary people suspicious.

  • byDoug Dingwall
NAB faces class action over'worthless'credit card insurance

NAB faces class action over'worthless'credit card insurance

National Australia Bank has been hit with a class action lawsuit alleging it sold"worthless"credit card insurance to"potentially thousands"of customers as the industry braces for the interim findings of the banking royal commission.

'Work in progress':Slater&Gordon narrows loss

'Work in progress':Slater&Gordon narrows loss

Slater&Gordon has warned there is still"a long way to go"to transform the listed law firm as it narrowed its full-year net loss on continuing operations.

  • bySarah Danckert
Slater and Gordon downsizes,jobs expected to go
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Slater and Gordon downsizes,jobs expected to go

Slater and Gordon has appointed a new chief executive and could be looking at job losses as it streamlines its business.

  • bySarah Danckert
Slater&Gordon's new hedge fund owner has blunt message

Slater&Gordon's new hedge fund owner has blunt message

The hedge fund that will soon have a controlling stake in endangered law firm Slater&Gordon has bluntly told retail shareholders not to expect it to protect their interests in the boardroom.

  • byPatrick Hatch