Sean Quinn to play starring role in family's High Court drama
Failed insurance tycoon Sean Quinn is set to be included as a defendant in a major High Court battle between his family and Anglo Irish Bank, according to the Irish Independent.
Legal sources told the paper it was inevitable Mr Quinn will be included as a party to the proceedings after his wife and children claimed they had been left in dire circumstances because they signed personal guarantees and pledged company shares to back almost €3bn (£2.64m) in loans owed to Anglo.
The Quinn family announced its intention to begin court proceedings against the bank in May.
The Quinn family claimed that the loans were extended to their companies to support and maintain Anglo's
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