30Sydney 2002
Fraser remembered his early years on the asbestos team fondly. He was unbeatable as a biller. His peers in banking and finance or resources despised him. The female paralegals in the litigation department loved him – and he loved them back – sometimes in his office, sometimes after hours in the library, frequently in the photocopying room atop the flashing lights. Now, Bruce Fraser felt like he needed a new challenge. He wanted more success. He deserved it.
Four weeks after receiving instructions to act for Henry King Industries, Bruce Fraser was convinced he had unearthed the perfect case to test his argument. He would have liked to fight breach of duty as well but did not think the courts were particularly keen on hearing about the nuances to the evolving medical awarenes
