Private funding, Conditional Fees and other Advice Agencies
Cards (31)
- What can a wealthy person do regarding legal matters?
- What types of legal work do firms in London often specialize in?
- What is the average cost of a solicitor outside London?
- What is the typical hourly charge for a big London firm?
- Why might consulting a barrister directly be cheaper?
- What is one way to fund a court case?
- What do motor insurance policies often cover?
- What does home insurance typically cover?
- What is after the event insurance used for?
- What is a conditional fee agreement (CFA)?
- In which cases can CFAs be used?
- What happens if a case is lost under a CFA?
- What is a success fee in a CFA?
- What is the maximum success fee cap?
- Since when can a winning claimant not claim the success fee back?
- What is after the event insurance designed to protect against?
- How have CFAs helped claimants?
- What has LASPO 2012 changed about CFAs?
- What types of matters do other advice agencies usually deal with?
- What is the Citizens Advice Bureau known for?
- When was the Citizens Advice Bureau first set up?
- How many people did CAB advise in 2014-2015?
- What do law centres aim to provide?
- When was the first law centre opened?
- What has affected law centres' funding?
- What do trade unions typically offer their members?
- What is the Bar Pro Bono Unit?
- Who staffs the Bar Pro Bono Unit?
- What does the Bar Pro Bono Unit provide?
- What are the main funding options for legal cases?
- What are the strengths and weaknesses of conditional fee agreements (CFAs)?