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Cost proportionality not always kind to injured plaintiffs

Author(s): Darcy R. Merkur

June 9, 2014

When it comes to legal costs, the proportionality concept is a welcome feature in civil litigation but it can serve to penalize personal injury plaintiffs with modest claims.

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