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Further scrutiny: Banks order investigative review of Slater and Gordon’s books

Legal Business
Legal Business · 7 January 2016 · 2 min read
ABS Slater and Gordon

Australian-listed Slater and Gordon is facing further inquiry as the company’s lenders have appointed their own investigative accountants to look at the firm’s books.

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