Slater & Gordon has been suspended from trading until it reports its interim financial results on Monday. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
Slater & Gordon shares have been suspended from trading as the company flagged a material write-down of British assets. The embattled law firm is set to report its interim results on Monday, February 29, in what will be a crucial moment for the 80-year-old law firm’s survival prospects.
In a statement to the Australian Securities Exchange, company secretary Moana Weir said “certain material items”, such as the goodwill values for impairment of the British business, had not been …
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