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Johnson & Johnson pelvic mesh victims have expressed dismay at efforts by their law firm, Shine Justice, to stiff them with exorbitant finance costs. Callum Foote investigates.
Source: Shine Justice to offload heavy finance costs onto pelvic mesh victims? – Michael West
Editor’s Note: both Shine Justice and PwC were provided with detailed questions for this story. They declined to be respond. The author of the Shine investment report on which this story is based preferred to remain anonymous.
Being a law firm, Shine’s directors and executives would understand that the Corporations Act requires them to comply with Australian Accounting Standards (AASB). Auditor PwC would also be aware of this. Questions were put to Shine and PwC for this story but there was no response. An offer to meet to discuss the red flags covered by the investment report was also ignored.
Source: Red flags abound for Shine Justice but “no win no fee” law firm no respond, nor PwC – Michael West
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