Norton Rose Fulbright's Australian arm has been sued by an ex-partner over his termination last year, according to court records.
March 03, 2017 at 01:46 PM
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Norton Rose Fulbright‘s Australian arm has been sued by an ex-partner over his termination last year, according to court records.
Former Perth partner Tom Martin has filed a lawsuit against the firm in the Federal Court of Australia, claiming monetary and reputational loss as a result of his dismissal from the firm in July 2016, the Australian Financial Review reported.*
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