Legal Week Reports
June 01, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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One Essex Court silk Peter Leaver is defending a former Equitable Life director on a conditional fee basis, it has emerged, as the high-profile negligence trial continues.
In an unusual move, Leaver is representing former non-executive director Jennie Page on a conditional fee arrangement (CFA) after being instructed last November by Simmons & Simmons, which is also acting under a CFA.
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