Julia Gillard was a crooked lawyer who helped a crook cover his tracks. Not very well either. - Michael Smith News
Julia Gillard was a crooked lawyer who helped a crook cover his tracks. Not very well either.
There are partners at Slater and Gordon who would do well to
consider going to authorities today to make statements about what they
knew of the circumstances of the assistance afforded to Bruce Morton
Wilson by lawyer(s) at Slater and Gordon during July/August 1995.
On 14 July 1995 Bruce Wilson attempted to withdraw $160,770.00
from the AWU Members Welfare Association No1 bank account held at the
Commonwealth Bank of Australia by a cheque he attempted to deposit into
an account he controlled personally.
On the same day all the AWU's bank accounts in Melbourne had been frozen by the new AWU Victoria Branch Secretary Bob Smith. This post contains some history.
The Commonwealth Bank was advised of a "dispute" between new AWU
Secretary Bob Smith and former AWU Secretary Bruce Wilson concerning
certain Victorian "AWU" accounts.
The CBA, Bob Smith and Ian Cambridge (including in his sworn
affidavit) all agree that Bob Smith was represented in the "dispute" by
Maurice Blackburn lawyers and Bruce Wilson was represented by Slater and
Gordon.
It's important to look at what the dispute was about and what bank account was involved.
Julia Gillard was a crooked lawyer who helped a crook cover his tracks. Not very well either.
There are partners at Slater and Gordon who would do well to consider going to authorities today to make statements about what they
knew of the circumstances of the assistance afforded to Bruce Morton
Wilson by lawyer(s) at Slater and Gordon during July/August 1995.
On 14 July 1995 Bruce Wilson attempted to withdraw $160,770.00
from the AWU Members Welfare Association No1 bank account held at the
Commonwealth Bank of Australia by a cheque he attempted to deposit into
an account he controlled personally.
On the same day all the AWU's bank accounts in Melbourne had been frozen by the new AWU Victoria Branch Secretary Bob Smith. This post contains some history.
The Commonwealth Bank was advised of a "dispute" between new AWU
Secretary Bob Smith and former AWU Secretary Bruce Wilson concerning
certain Victorian "AWU" accounts.
The CBA, Bob Smith and Ian Cambridge (including in his sworn
affidavit) all agree that Bob Smith was represented in the "dispute" by
Maurice Blackburn lawyers and Bruce Wilson was represented by Slater and
Gordon.
It's important to look at what the dispute was about and what bank account was involved.
