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No “big bang” on fixed costs, Lord Chief Justice predicts
Tuesday, 23 February 2016The Lord Chief Justice has predicted that the use of fixed costs will be extended gradually and not in “one big bang”, which people would find “uncomfortable”. Lord Thomas also indicated that litigants at the planned online court would be allowed “minimal legal assistance”.
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