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Rutter to fight rising court fees after becoming twentieth Foil president

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DAC Beachcroft partner Duncan Rutter has vowed to maintain access to justice and improve the claims process after today (12 November) becoming the twentieth president of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers.

Rutter, pictured, who heads up DAC's catastrophic injury group specialising in advising on brain and spinal injury cases, succeeds Nick Parsons in the top honorary role at Foil.

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