The former ASIC chairman says he can finally move on with his life, six years after the case began, and still feels he was abandoned by the system.
The former chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, James Shipton, says he can finally move on with his life after the High Court threw out a case brought against him by mining billionaire Clive Palmer.
Palmer, who is Australia’s fifth-richest person , has been refused leave to appeal to the High Court over legal action he brought against Shipton in 2024, claiming malfeasance in public office.
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