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REALITY CHECK

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REALITY CHECK

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has published a booklet to put injury claims in perspective. In his introduction, APIL president Gordon Dalyell said: 'Behind the hyperbole the fact remains that people claiming damages should not have been injured in the first place and must be able to put their lives back on track.' The booklet gives information for clients and ammunition to solicitors facing adverse comment for bringing injury claims. It can be downloaded at https://www.apil.org.uk/ reality-check/ 20 June 2019
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