The March last year's claimant Role McCabe won a landmark payout from BAT in the Victorian Supreme Court; not only critical of BAT regarding sales but also for firms that had advised document retention – Clayton Utz, and to a lesser degree others firms including UK adviser Lovell White Durrant (now Lovells) with conviction on behalf of Geoff Eames.
In March last year, claimant Rolah McCabe won a landmark payout from BAT in the Victorian Supreme Court. The judgment by Justice Geoff Eames was not only critical of BAT, but also for firms that had advised on its document retention policy – Clayton Utz, and to a lesser degree other firms including UK adviser Lovell White Durrant (now Lovells).