Legally bound?
The introduction of conditional fee agreements has meant insurers are now more closely involved in the way clients pay their lawyers. Veronica Cowan takes a trip through the courts and examines some of the cases that have set precedents in this sector.
The past seven years have seen important developments in the wayclients can pay their lawyers in England and Wales. The virtual abolition
of legal aid for most personal injury cases was accompanied
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