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Crown Resorts faces lawsuit over lower share prices

December 14, 2020

Leading law firm Maurice Blackburn Lawyers has lodged a new class action against Crown Resorts alleging the company’s governance and risk management failings caused a massive share price plunge in October.

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Crown Resorts faces lawsuit over lower share prices

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