Episode 209 - Dominique Grubisa - The Long Con and the Regulators that Looked the Other Way
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Jack interviews anti-corruption activist Chris Baker about the scams perpetrated by lawyer Dominique Grubisa and the inaction of regulators.
Around 4000 consumers paid $24 million to Dominique Grubisa, a Sydney lawyer. Many of those people were scammed out of their money. In this episode of the Conditional Release Program, Jack interviews anti-corruption activist Chris Baker who details the various grifts Grubisa used to fleece her clients. But what happened to the regulators and the NSW Law Society in particular? Chris gave them years to act but they let Grubisa run for too long.
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