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9 Jun 2010

Reduced 'uplift's on libel CFAs - why the hurry?

The manner in which the last government sought to reduce success fees was ill-conceived and has, ironically, rendered meaningful reform less likely.

By Justin Rushbrooke QC.
Published in the Journal of the Bar of England and Wales, COUNSEL (www.counselmagazine.co.uk)

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