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In short yes. Providing you have signed a 'no win no fee' agreement with your solicitors. Be careful as there is no standard no win no fee agreement, the terms can change depending on your solicitor. Most compensation firms do not charge you if a claim is unsuccessful, however if your claim is successful, some of your damages may be retained for part payment towards the cost of dealing with your claim. Be sure to ask questions and read the small print of any no win no fee agreement before signing and make sure your solicitor operates a 100% compensation scheme so you will keep all of your compensation awarded.

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If the defense wins no they do not have to pay legal fees but that also depends on the agreement entered into.

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