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Consolidated Energy's Australian lawsuit winds up, following CSR document release

By James Panichi ( April 4, 2025, 03:56 GMT | Insight) -- An unusual misuse-of-market-power document-discovery case in which Consolidated Energy targeted building-materials giant CSR Building Products has been wound up by an Australian federal court, following a judge’s September 2024 decision to allow the release of four categories of documents. The lawsuit, which centered on antitrust claims, was filed specifically to obtain the release of the documents, which included the minutes of boardroom meetings. MLex understands that Consolidated Energy now has until May 3 to file a fresh lawsuit.Consolidated Energy’s unusual misuse-of-market-power document-discovery case targeting building-materials giant CSR Building Products has been wound up by an Australian federal court, following a judge’s September 2024 decision to allow the release of four categories of documents....

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