Sentences with phrase «access to justice for claimants»

No one would argue against increased access to justice for claimants.

At Woodsford Litigation Funding, we are proud of our role in providing access to justice for claimants who have been mistreated by bigger and richer defendants.

This financing tool provides a valuable means of access to justice for claimants who may not have funds available, or may not wish to tie up funds, for costly yet meritorious claims.

We are very pleased that he has joined Therium and we are proud that he and his team are already enabling access to justice for claimants in some very substantial legal cases.»

Not exact matches

It is clear that in Scotland at present there are significant problems in providing Access to Justice for personal injury claimants.

n Baier v Alberta, 2007 SCC 31 [Baier], Justice Rothstein of the Supreme Court of Canada articulated a test for whether an underinclusive statutory platform of expression infringes section 2 (b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and thus whether a claimant has a positive entitlement to access that platform.

Established in 1992, Australia's federal class action regime was developed to promote the more efficient resolution of multiple claims sharing common issues, to increase access to justice for small claimants and to safeguard the interests of group members and respondents alike.

Further, the legal aid cuts and civil justice reforms announced this year will undoubtedly cut access to justice for many claimants.

«The reforms will put significant impediments in the way of claimants seeking justice for smaller personal injury claims and would appear to be caught by the Supreme Court's statement in last July's Unison case that, without unimpeded access to justice, the democratic process was in danger of becoming «a meaningless charade».

«By a 3:2 majority, the Supreme Court judges reaffirmed the previous line of authorities which provide greater access to justice through the English courts for English domiciled claimants who are seriously injured in a non-EU Member State.

Canadian immigration and refugee laws and the IRB's implementation of these laws have come under fierce attack for creating many substantive, procedural and inclusion barriers to access to justice for refugee claimants.

[14] A class proceeding is not the appropriate procedure to obtain access to justice for a group of individual claimants without a commonality other than the possibility of having been victimized by the same villain or group of villains.

«The reforms will put significant impediments in the way of claimants seeking justice for smaller personal injury claims and would appear to be caught by the Supreme Court's statement in last July's Unison case that, without unimpeded access to justice, the democratic process was in danger of becoming «a meaningless charade»,» he said.

There is a very real and concerning lack of affordable access to justice for the average person in Ontario and across the country — this leaves some claimants no choice but to represent themselves.

It comes back to the old argument about who pays for access to justice; with yet further cuts to legal aid piggy backing on restricting access for claimants under the Jackson reforms where's the balance to be achieved?