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No Win No Fee.
In a,"No Win No Fee," medical negligence case, roughly how much would the insurance policy to pay the defendants costs be in the event of losing the case?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If you are referring to After the Event Insurance (ATE) the cost appears to be 20- 30% of the amount of cover taken out. Some more information here:-
http://www.ulpltd.co.uk/page/660/after_the_event_insurance
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I bet this is the Hip Case again
I think it depends on the details of the case
I think this is after-the-event (ATE) insurance and you can browse here
http://www.ulpltd.co.uk/page/660/after_the_event_insurance
somewhere it says single fee 30% of the amount claimed
eek !
anyway in Hip Lady - the NHS has admitted liability - so they would be going to court on quantum alone, and so as usual she should be asking the solicitor she has hired - perhaps she has and just hasnt told you....
I think it depends on the details of the case
I think this is after-the-event (ATE) insurance and you can browse here
http://
somewhere it says single fee 30% of the amount claimed
eek !
anyway in Hip Lady - the NHS has admitted liability - so they would be going to court on quantum alone, and so as usual she should be asking the solicitor she has hired - perhaps she has and just hasnt told you....
No, not, "Hip Lady."
This is a 27 year old man who had Perthes disease from age 10. After several operations, he finally had a hip replacement in his late teens.
Some kind of nerve damage has left him in constant pain.
He has never even considered compensation for a poor surgical outcome.
His life is ruined.
This is a 27 year old man who had Perthes disease from age 10. After several operations, he finally had a hip replacement in his late teens.
Some kind of nerve damage has left him in constant pain.
He has never even considered compensation for a poor surgical outcome.
His life is ruined.
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