The Government has dropped plans to extend incoming access to justice provisions beyond personal injury (PI) as the debate over the implementation of the Jackson reforms to civil litigation costs continues. The Government earlier this month confirmed that it had rejected proposals to usher in so-called 'qualified one-way costs-shifting' (QOCS) beyond PI claims during a Parliamentary debate on the new civil justice bill.
February 09, 2012 at 09:12 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Government has dropped plans to extend incoming access to justice provisions beyond personal injury (PI) as the debate over the implementation of the Jackson reforms to civil litigation costs continues.
The Government earlier this month confirmed that it had rejected proposals to usher in so-called ‘qualified one-way costs-shifting’ (QOCS) beyond PI claims during a Parliamentary debate on the new civil justice bill.
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