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How Does the No Win No Fee Work?We'vIf you have had an injury that was not your fault, then since the introduction of Conditional Fee Agreements in 1995 you have been able to make a claim on a No Win No Fee basis, meaning receiving deserved compensation has become less of a risk for the injured party. But what constitutes and eligible claim and who does pay the fees? Article published by Ezine Articles Archive |
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