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No Win, No Fee is one of the most popular searches when it comes to compensation and the law. No Win, No Fee generally refers to the attempt to gain compensation over anything that has caused the claimant to seek damages. It's popular down to the fact that if the case is lost, the claimant will not have to pay the lawyer who battled to gain the compensation, so if the claimant is short of funding, whether this is down to unfair dismissal, medical problems or a range of other reasons, they will not have to pay for the services. Because of all the questions that surround No Win, No Fee, it's only natural that here at Going Legal, we created a section to contain a wide variety of different No Win, No Fee articles, aiming to answer whatever query you may have.


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No win no fee solicitors help woman file claim

17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared. The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the...
Author: catherine
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Person injury firm sees rise in no win no fee cases

16th September 2009
In contrast to the depleting financies in the UK economy, claiments are making money due to a rise in no win no fee cases. CONTENT The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared. The overall amount of compensation claims ...
Author: catherine
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Whiplash: How to Avoid a Whiplash Injury

03rd September 2009
Over 80% of no win no fee claims arising from car accidents are for whiplash injuries, according to the insurance industry. This equates to 250,000 whiplash injury claims per year. A whiplash injury can seriously affect your quality of life. Whiplash a...
Author: Jessica Parker
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Do You Have The Attitude To Create Win-Win Situations?

26th August 2009
With a win-win attitude, we hold to a belief that everyone can win, all can succeed through the decisions and actions in which we all participate. We care about others and have their interests at heart so they can succeed. But we also care about ourselves...
Author: NITIN
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I Know It's Hard to Imagine Masterminding With Like Minded People When You Lack Self Confidence.

13th August 2009
The basics of masterminding will help you navigate the process with greater ease. When you relax a little you will even find that the sessions are actually fun and you will look forward to your group time. If you have never participated in a mastermind...
Author: Malhotra
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No Win No Fee – What Everybody Ought to Know about No Win No Fee Claims

21st June 2009
Unless you have been living in a sound-proof chamber in the depths of the Pacific Ocean, you will be aware of the ‘no win no fee claims’ ads which currently crowd our airwaves. However, while the term ‘no win no fee’ is now commonly recognised...
Author: Jessica Parker
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Holiday Disasters Turn To No Win No Fee

05th June 2009
Whatever the financial situation in their homeland, people always want to go on holiday to get "away from it all". Historically, claims rise during an economic downturn and as one leading litigator in the travel and holiday insurance sector poin...
Author: catherine
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Asbestos Claims – Secondary Exposure to Asbestos

29th May 2009
We now know that asbestos is a killer, and those suffering from asbestos-related diseases have been entitled to claim asbestosis compensation for their illnesses for a number of years. More recently, those who have been affected through secondary exposure...
Author: Jessica Parker
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Lord Justice Jackson’s report highlights the problem of spiralling legal costs

18th May 2009
Lawyers across the UK have been waiting with bated breath for Lord Justice Jackson’s report into the current legal funding system; with many predicting that no win no fee cases may be replaced with, or run alongside a contingent legal fund. The r...
Author: seamus
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Legal Reform Being Delayed

13th May 2009
Recent fundamental changes to the law in Scotland, which have seen Mesothelioma victims become fully entitled to compensation, have been a bone of contention since their announcement. No win, no fee solicitors and pleural plaque victims have welcomed t...
Author: Darrell
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Lawsuit Pre-Settlement Loan Frequently Asked Questions

02nd April 2009
The settlement loan frequently asked questions contains the 7 most popular answers to questions regarding settlement loans. It’s common to have questions when taking out this type of loan. Below, you’ll find all the answers to the basic questions that...
Author: Legal Settlement Loans
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Public liability: Risk Assessment

27th March 2009
Tradesmen are being urged to take on the best possible steps to ensure that their working environment is safe and secure for themselves and their customers. As part of its 2009 Simply Safety campaign, Norwich Union is urging tradesmen to use safer ways...
Author: Arti
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How to use the prepaid legal membership Site?

24th February 2009
Pre-paid legal services, inc. is the most widely known company that offers legal expense plans. There are other company's but Pre-paid legal services is the oldest. They have been in business since the early 70's.I was sold a prepaid legal membership two ...
Author: Deepakb2b
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Bizarre injuries and compensation claims

24th February 2009
Sometimes personal injury claims can be extremely serious and it is rare that they will cause widespread chuckling but one American man has experienced both this week after he was hit in the face by a shoe – at a lap dancing club. Yusuf Evans, from Oh...
Author: Darrell
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Recession Prompts Rise in No Win No Fee

28th January 2009
As the recession bites, many businesses are cutting back, searching for minor excuses to ‘let go’ of loyal employees in order to save money and keep their businesses afloat.Unfortunately, in some case this can mean that employees are unfairly ...
Author: Carys Robshaw
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