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BARRY CABLE DECISION

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Rightside Legal has been informed that the decision in the civil case against former football champion Barry Cable will be handed down in the District Court of WA at 9.30 am (WA time) tomorrow, Friday June 16.

 

A WA woman has sued Cable over sexual abuse in the 1960s and 1970s when she was aged 12 to 17.

 

Contact:

 

Andrew Taylor       0411 156 797

 

 

 

 


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RIGHTSIDE LEGAL 

Rightside Legal has unique expertise in litigating child abuse cases in Australia despite the challenges presented by institutions and churches, and the passing of time.

In recent years Rightside Legal has set legal precedents: winning the first trial for a survivor of sexual abuse in Western Australia; the first trial win against the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne; and the first cases in Western Australia and Victoria to overturn previous settlements in sexual abuse cases. After decades of being denied justice, survivors are now being properly supported late in their lives. 

Rightside Legal has also set records, with multi-million dollar settlements for former students in private and government schools and orphanages. 

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