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Legal fireworks likely for more building products

Aluminum cladding composite involved in large fires. With special audio feature.

Sally Lindsay
Wed, 17 Feb 2016

Auckland construction lawyer Adina Thorn has her sights set on another cladding product class action.

She has already launched a $250 million class action against Australian-headquartered James Hardie group of companies for manufacturing and selling defective cladding used in leaky houses and is

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Sally Lindsay
Wed, 17 Feb 2016
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