Articles, tagged with "conditional fee agreements", page 3
21st May 2008
A no win no fee claim, officially known as a conditional fee agreement offers an alternative way to fund litigation and can be used in almost all commercial claims. No win no fee claims or conditional fee agreements have been in place since 1995, however ...
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Author:
Carolyn Clayton
18th April 2008
It has been estimated that over 2.5 million people suffer as the result of a personal injury accidents every year; however recent figures suggest that only 31% of these people actually claim for compensation.
Putting in a claim for compensation is a c...
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Author:
Helen
19th March 2008
Since the end of the advertising ban, most solicitors have had to tout for business, just like accountants or plumbers or taxi drivers. Then legal aid was withdrawn for most injury cases, but the government promised conditional fee agreements (CFAs) woul...
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Author:
Hope
05th July 2007
Making a compensation claim on a no win, no fee basis has never been easier, with many firms now able to offer you the chance to keep every penny of the payment you are awarded. Conditional Fee Agreements were made widely available in 1998, and enabled pe...
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Author:
Carolyn Clayton
23rd November 2006
No win no fee or "Conditional fee agreements" were first introduced in 1995 when Legal aid was still available for personal injury claims. It was introduced to give people with incomes above legal aid eligibility limits the chance to fund personal injury...
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Author:
Carolyn Clayton
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