A critical email from Ashurst to Sargon’s liquidators in April 2020 was kept hidden by Ashurst until early 2022 when it was voluntarily disclosed by the recipient Wexted to the Federal Court of Australia. It remained hidden for nearly 2 years after Ashurst placed Sargon into receivership falsely alleging that outstanding interest was not paid.
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Spy Games
Later that day after dark, two operatives, one confirming car plate details, anchoring the scene and his partner getting into position. The operatives never look up and do not give away any personal features.
They planted a low-tech listening device on my car to (presumably) listen to my conversations and otherwise attempt to get dirt on me. This device also functioned as a low footprint (hard to backtrace) tracking device.
We salute you.
The Australasian Law Awards 2022 have graciously removed Ashurst from the list of awardees in the “Sargon restructuring and recapitalization” award in the “Insolvency & Restructuring Deal of the Year” category. We salute you.
Marshall Law: Ashurst’s Gang of Three now Gang of… One?
Mr Greenberg’s demise occurred straight after credible documents tabled in Parliament revealed that interest was fully paid up when Sargon was placed into receivership by Ashurst after some extremely creative law firm trust accounting in December 2019. The cover up had failed, so Marshall had to roll a head otherwise it was his. Greenberg was the only choice. Sorry, not sorry.
Sargon founder Phillip Kingston fights $27m lawsuit
Myriam Robin on 22 September 2021 wrote a column in the Australian Financial Review under the headline “Sargon founder Phillip Kingston fights $27m lawsuit” about a private dispute. This is not national news and in any event, the matter that was before the Supreme Court of Victoria has been settled to our mutual satisfaction.