Nurse, Angus and Peysner, John (2010) Money spinning. Solicitor's Journal, 154 (43).
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Abstract
The Young review of health and safety and the compensation culture represents a missed opportunity for meaningful debate on compensation issues. Instead it perpetuates the myth of the compensation culture which preliminary research by the Centre for Dispute Resolution, Compensation & Risk at the University of Lincoln suggests is exaggerated.
However, Lord Young’s conclusion that the Jackson reforms on civil justice should be implemented are welcomed.
| Additional Information: | The Young review of health and safety and the compensation culture represents a missed opportunity for meaningful debate on compensation issues. Instead it perpetuates the myth of the compensation culture which preliminary research by the Centre for Dispute Resolution, Compensation & Risk at the University of Lincoln suggests is exaggerated. However, Lord Young’s conclusion that the Jackson reforms on civil justice should be implemented are welcomed. |
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| Keywords: | civil justice, compensation culture, health and safety |
| Subjects: | M Law > M111 English Law |
| Divisions: | College of Social Science > Lincoln Law School |
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| ID Code: | 3819 |
| Deposited On: | 12 Jan 2011 20:28 |
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