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About Conditional Fees


Since 1998 (when pre-existing restrictions were removed) we have undertaken defamation, other media related litigation and employment litigation for claimants on a conditional fee (popularly known as "no win, no fee") basis.

Some examples of our CFA successes

Our conditional fee scheme has proved highly popular, with a substantial number of cases being run under agreements. We also have insurance available for most defamation cases undertaken on a conditional fee basis in which no premiums are payable until the end of the case. Owing to success fees and insurance premiums being recoverable from opponents, our CFA scheme with its insurance is an extremely attractive way of financing litigation.

How conditional fees work
2006 Update on Conditional Fees

New Case?

If you have a defamation or other media related case that you would like us to consider taking on under our Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) scheme, please complete our New Case Enquiry Form.