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Slater and Gordon serves £637m claim form on Watchstone for misrepresentation on sale

Legal Business
Legal Business · 15 June 2017 · 2 min read
Slater and Gordon
Slater and Gordon serves £637m claim form on Watchstone for misrepresentation on sale

Slater and Gordon (S&G)’s UK subsidiary has served a £637m claim form on Watchstone Group in London’s High Court, for fraudulently misrepresenting the company on its 2015 buyout.

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