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UK to Reform No-Win No-Fee as Brake to 'Compensation Culture'
The UK will change how lawyers are paid in “no-win no-fee” court cases to stop spiraling legal costs from harming the legal system, Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke announced today.
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The Putney pensioner named in court papers as a Mau Mau torturer
The claimants are represented on a no-win no-fee basis by British lawyers, and if they win compensation, thousands of other Kenyans could claim too, as well as other alleged victims of the Empire, costing taxpayers billions. One of the four Kenyans in
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The Mau Mau torture claims that could cost UK millions
They were flown to Britain by a Kenyan campaign group and are being represented by no-win, no-fee London lawyers. Demanding an apology: Four Kenyans are taking the British Government to court over allegations that they were tortured during the Mau Mau
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British car insurance price rise slows British car insurance prices began to increase three years ago as insurers rushed to recoup a big increase in personal injury claims, fuelled by the growing influence of "no win, no fee" lawyers. Prices had previously been falling amid intense |
Ambulance chasers look out! Sensible Ken's after you
Yesterday we had Ken the sensible on display. The Justice Secretary told the Commons that ambulance-chasing lawyers will soon have their little games stopped. He was talking about no-win-no-fee arrangements for legal representation.
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NHS trusts ordered to remove 'no win, no fee' adverts
Under agreements with NHS trusts, lawyers promise not to sue hospitals which carry their adverts. Instead, firms seek compensation from companies or local authorities leading to warnings from councils that public money is being wasted on spurious claims.
Since 2007, guidelines have banned hospitals from accepting adverts from lawyers, classing them alongside adverts for tobacco or alcohol. But trusts are often tempted by the financial incentive.
Andrew Bridgen, the Tory MP for North West Leicestershire, has put down an early day motion attacking the deals, which he claims have fuelled the rise of Britain’s compensation culture.
“The Prime Minister talks about slaying the ‘health and safety monster’, but we’re feeding the monster and it’s going to get bigger,” he said.
The firms which supply the majority of leaflets are Pro-Vision and BOE Medical Publishing. BOE says it operates at 170 hospitals and claims to have produced £9.2 million of savings for the NHS, including £1.3 million in cash payments in the past decade. The company has also provided new medical uniforms, digital whiteboards and competency assessment manuals for trusts.
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