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‘Australia’s largest energy class action’ filed against Queensland power companies accused of driving up prices illegally – ABC News
The law firm leading a major class action involving more than 47,000 people is looking for more people to register for reimbursement as it alleges two of the state’s…
All Queensland residents who paid for electricity between January 2015 and January this year are being encouraged to register for reimbursement as part of the “largest energy class action in Australian history”.
Key points:
- 47,000 Queenslanders have signed up to the Piper Alderman class action
- The law firm alleges two of the state’s biggest power companies artificially created a lack of supply
- CS Energy’s CEO rejects the claims and says the prices passed on to consumers are justified
The lawsuit,…
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