Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke has said he will abolish conditional fee agreements in libel cases.
Speaking on the BBC’s Law in Action programme, Clarke also said he would back a strong public interest defence in defamation cases.
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Clarke to “scrap no-win no-fee”
Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke has said he will abolish conditional fee agreements in libel cases. Speaking on the BBC’s Law in Action programme, Clarke also said he would back a strong public interest defence in defamation cases. Read more here
27 Oct 10
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