James Hardie decision embeds class actions for access to justice, lawyer says
Vindication of class actions, lawyer says.
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A Supreme Court decision upholding a class action by a group of Wellington homeowners with leaky buildings against James Hardie can be seen as a vindication of the process they decided to embark upon, their lawyer Dan Parker says.
Mr Parker says the decision and others preceding it recognises
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Sally Lindsay
Tue, 28 Nov 2017
Tue, 28 Nov 2017
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James Hardie decision embeds class actions for access to justice, lawyer says
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