Top barrister retained interest in Mark Elliott’s funding co. after wife sold shares, court told

Arnold Bloch Leibler 2020-06-09 10:52 am By Christine Caulfield | Melbourne

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Court documents sought to be kept confidential in a case alleging professional misconduct against barrister Norman O’Bryan SC in his role as counsel for a class action over the collapse of Banksia Securities accuse the top silk of continuing to have an interest in the funder that bankrolled the proceedings after his wife was said to have sold her shares.

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