Multiple Choice
The courts have given guidance on the level of success fee payable by a client in a CFA personal injury action. Which of the following is the correct level of success fee?
A) 25% of base costs.
B) £35% of the damages awarded.
C) 100% of base costs.
D) Any fee is allowable provided it is reasonable and proportionate to the amount recovered
E) Up to 100% of base costs but that figure cannot exceed 25% of the damages awarded excluding future care claims and net of benefits received
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