Alternate Legal Services

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Mackay unveils 'no win no fee' scheme (The Times, April 21 1995)
'No win no fee' move for lawyers (The Sunday Times, April 23, 1995)
LA law comes to Britain with 'no win, no fee' plan (The Sunday Times, April 23, 1995)

Lawyers join scheme to represent hard-up clients (The Times, April 8 1996)
Streamlined route to court approved (The Times, May 20 1996)
Barristers agree to offer free services (The Times, June 20 1996)
Pro bono demand soars (The Times, July 30 1996)
New brand of justice (The Times, October 12, 1996)
No win, no fee: how clients can lose (The Times, October 29 1996)
Improved access to justice (The Times, November 5 1996)

Free lawyers (true) (The Times, March 25 1997)
A pro bono groundswell (The Times, April 1 1997)
Are the costs worth the risk? (The Times, September 23 1997)
Government backs 'no win, no fee' system (The Times, September 24 1997)
Justice for the middle class in law reform (The Times, October 4 1997)
No win, no fee justice will be a rip-off, says Bar chairman (The Times, October 16 1997)
No win, no fee: what the client must pay anyway (The Times, October 21 1997)
'No win, no fee' proposal no solution to legal aid reform (The Times, Letters to the Editor, November 11 1997)
Give generously for free counsel (The Times, December 2 1997)

Community Legal Service takes to the road (LCD, 22 March 2000)
The Access to Justice Act 1999 provisions coming into effect on 1 April 2000 (LCD, 30 March 2000)
Lawyers rush to capitalise on big boom in 'no win, no fee' cases (Independent, 10 October 2000)
Law Society fails to score on pro bono target (The Times, October 24 2000)
Legal cost disputes threaten reform (The Times, November 4 2000)

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