High Court hands down directions for Thalidomide case

Directions have been handed down by the High Court on how cases in which a number of people are suing for compensation over the Thalidomide drug should be progressed.

High Court hands down directions for Thalidomide case
Fri, 23 Jun, 2017 - 18:44

By Ann O'Loughlin

Directions have been handed down by the High Court on how cases in which a number of people are suing for compensation over the Thalidomide drug should be progressed.

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