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Courts should “normally” make anonymity orders to protect children in PI settlements
Courts should “normally” make anonymity orders to protect children involved in personal injury settlements without the need for formal applications, appeal judges have ruled.
“Virtually impossible” for solicitors to claim success fees in cases involving children
The Civil Procedure Rule Committee is to investigate claims that the Jackson reforms have made it “virtually impossible” for solicitors to claim success fees in cases involving children, it has emerged.
