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The Government has published its (long overdue) review of LASPO Part 2. It’s worth a read in full, though probably the most important points to take from it are: 1) the Government is largely satisfied that the reforms have met their objectives, and as such no changes to the primary legislation are recommended; and 2) there are no current plans to extend QOCS beyond personal injury.
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