Kiwi receiverships: sour for finance companies, but sweet for lawyers


By Richard Szabo | Tuesday, 24 February 2009
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Not Rich Yet ANDREW HOOKER | 18/09/2009
Interesting article about me striking it rich. I must say I hadn't noticed. I have assisted about 150 victims of collapses and to date after over 100 hours work have charged about $2000 in all. If that's striking it rich I'm a gazillioneer!!!
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