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Pilot scheme: automatic mediation for Court of Appeal cases

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Published on: 02 April 2012
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A new pilot scheme comes into force today to try and mediate disputes which are due to go to the Court of Appeal. The new scheme is to apply to personal injury and contract claims up to £100,000.

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