Article: Canty Law Society likely to lead probe

The Canterbury District Law Society is likely to be chosen to investigate a prominent Nelson lawyer.

Lawyer Nigel McFadden faces new investigations into accusations of deceit and conflict of interest, after the High Court rejected his bid to block reopening of the case.

In a recently released decision, Justice France granted the reopening of a district law society investigation into complaints against Mr McFadden, first made 3 1/2-years ago by Nelson millionaire Michael Talley and his wife, Lorraine.

Mr McFadden, who is the Nelson- Marlborough District Health Board's chairman, admitted a conflict of interest during an earlier investigation, but denied deceiving the Talleys.

The initial ...

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