Justice Minister to get tough with personal injury lawyers

The Minister for Justice will get tough with solicitors over charges for personal injury cases.

Justice Minister to get tough with personal injury lawyers
Thu, 01 Apr, 2004 - 20:23

The Minister for Justice will get tough with solicitors over charges for personal injury cases.

Michael McDowell has established an inquiry into the high fees charged by lawyers on behalf of clients who are taking personal injury actions.

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