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Risk Assessment in Litigation: Conditional Fee Agreements, Insurance & Funding
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Author: David Chalk Principal Lecturer, Anglia Polytechnic University
Published in: June 2001
ISBN: 9781845927523
Format: Hardback
Country of Publication: UK
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