Quinn family set to sue former Anglo chief Drumm

The family of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn has been given permission to sue former Anglo Irish Bank CEO David Drumm in Ireland.

Quinn family set to sue former Anglo chief Drumm
Mon, 07 Oct, 2013 - 19:55

The family of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn has been given permission to sue former Anglo Irish Bank CEO David Drumm in Ireland.

Leave of the High Court to serve legal proceedings was required, because Mr Drumm is living in another country.

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