GetSwift class notice delayed as law firm told to get ‘house in order’

Class Actions 2018-12-19 10:59 pm By Miklos Bolza | Sydney

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A law firm on the losing end of a landmark ruling over competing shareholder class actions against GetSwift has argued that a proposed opt-out notice to group members should wait until after its High Court appeal. And the judge will let the firm make its argument, after hearing that the winning law firm has been, in his words, “sitting on its hands”.

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