Articles, tagged with "conditional fee agreement", page 1
25th July 2011
Personal Injury Claims is a legal term for an injury to the body, mind or emotions, as opposed to an injury to property.The term is most commonly used to refer to a type of tort lawsuit alleging that the plaintiff's injury has been caused by the negligenc...
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sudarshan
22nd July 2011
Every year in the UK many people are frequently injured as a result of unfortunate accidents that may have come about through no fault of their own. In these cases, victims could be entitled to some form of payment or compensation for any inconvenience su...
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Author:
Ben
26th May 2011
Getting down with legal matters and laws concerning personal injury is never easy, most especially when you’re looking for the right ways to win a case. If you have less knowledge about laws and the concepts that bind legal cases, it is best that you get ...
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ethanrehman
25th March 2011
In the past few years it has become possible for people who are on benefits or a low wage to make a claim for compensation on a No Win No Fee basis.
There are numerous solicitors who are prepared to act on a client's account by drawing up a Condition...
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Author:
anton
14th February 2011
It was founded in 2000 to offer injury victims access to justice in the wake of the Woolf reforms which saw the government withdraw legal aid for personal injury cases.Before 1998, personal injury victims had the option to claim compensation using legal a...
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chri0cxxle
06th November 2010
Personal injury falls under the category of tort claims that include physical or psychological injury inflicted on a person. Typical personal injuries include automobile accidents, defective product claims, tripping incidents, and even pet bites. The idea...
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Mike Clark
07th October 2010
‘No win no fee’ does not mean you get a 100% of the compensation awarded. Unless the claims company states that ‘you pay no fees and get a 100% compensation’ it is likely they will keep some of your money. Companies such as EasiGo state clearly in their...
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Accident Claim Advice
07th September 2010
Have you been a victim of an unfortunate accident? Have you been injured in your work? Have you suffered injuries or inconvenience after your operation due to the negligence of a medical practitioner? Have you had a crash on another vehicle because of the...
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Author:
Vitoria Farr
01st June 2010
Most people are familiar with the phrase no win no fee but how many understand the true meaning of the work done on a no win no fee agreement?
No win no fee agreements are most commonly entered into by Injury Claims Solicitors and Employment Law Solici...
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Author:
MarkeD
31st May 2010
With the exception of family or criminal matters, many civil claims are eligible for a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA's), commonly known as 'no win, no fee'.
The most common use of no win no fee agreements are compensation claims for personal injury. T...
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Author:
MarkeD
07th May 2010
If you have had an accident that caused you a personal injury within the last three years, then you may be entitled to claim for compensation. The accident must have involved a 3rd party whom are partly or fully to blame. Examples of such accidents are th...
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Author:
Tim Bishop
27th April 2010
Accidents are unfortunate occurrences that happen suddenly without any apparent cause, at any time or any place resulting in injury to the victim. Injuries are suffered in accidents at workplaces, roads, trips or falls on damages pavement, criminal acts o...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
27th April 2010
A conditional fee (in the U.K) and contingent fee (in the U.S) is any fee for services on a condition that the fee is only applicable if there is a positive result. No win no fee is a general term referred in the English legal system, and is a conditional...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
19th March 2010
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With the news that Lord Justice Jackson's recommendations for small value road traffic accident injury claims are going to be implemented in England & Wales on the 30th April 2010, questions must be asked as to whethe...
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Author:
EvolutionLegal
03rd March 2010
Medical negligence claims can be extremely expensive, and it is therefore important to consider different ways of financing them before lodging a claim with a solicitor. Claims such as these are expensive because they take so long to investigate, and ther...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
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