PFAS Class Action: $56 million to be paid in February, concerns over controversial cuts and delays

By Roxanne Fitzgerald
Updated January 22 2021 - 7:56am, first published 7:45am
Anthony Bartlett and Kirsty Bartlett say they are happy with the settlement outcome, and hold high hopes Katherine's PFAS class action sets a precedence for future legal action. Picture: Roxanne Fitzgerald.
Anthony Bartlett and Kirsty Bartlett say they are happy with the settlement outcome, and hold high hopes Katherine's PFAS class action sets a precedence for future legal action. Picture: Roxanne Fitzgerald.

A landmark class action over PFAS contamination that has won millions for residents impacted in Katherine in the Northern Territory is likely to be paid out next month, Shine Lawyers' Class Actions' practice leader, Joshua Aylward said.

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