Redress Schemes for Personal Injuries
Sonia Macleod & Christopher Hodges
Redress Schemes for Personal Injuries
Sonia Macleod & Christopher Hodges
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[T]his book is a genuinely useful resource for anyone interested in the question of whether there is a better way to deal with accidental injuries than a system predicated on fault... Perhaps this book will provide the impetus for a radical new look at the question of how we should compensate for accidents.
[T]his book is a genuinely useful resource for anyone interested in the question of whether there is a better way to deal with accidental injuries than a system predicated on fault... Perhaps this book will provide the impetus for a radical new look at the question of how we should compensate for accidents.
[T]his is a very useful contribution to our knowledge of compensation schemes and provides much-needed analysis at a time when traditional compensation systems are under increasing scrutiny. It is also to be commended for shining a light on schemes not necessarily familiar to common law scholars and for providing a useful resource for further discussion of alternatives to the court-based system of compensation.
The work gives profound insights and very detailed descriptions of the material conditions and procedures of the respective compensation systems. It is thus an extraordinarily exhaustive, legally, factually and socio-legally highly interesting foundation for any kind of discussion about compensation concepts. (Translated from the original German)
Redress Schemes for Personal Injuries is a well-balanced description of compensation schemes from around the world. The book offers a comprehensive overview of a large number of existing compensation schemes, with a detailed description of their background and functioning. It is an informative, stimulating, and challenging book.
Sonia Macleod is a Researcher with the Research Programme on Civil Justice Systems at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford. Christopher Hodges is Professor of Justice Systems and Supernumerary Fellow of Wolfson College, Oxford, and Head of the Swiss Re/CMS Research Programme on Civil Justice Systems at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford.
[T]his book is a genuinely useful resource for anyone interested in the question of whether there is a better way to deal with accidental injuries than a system predicated on fault... Perhaps this book will provide the impetus for a radical new look at the question of how we should compensate for accidents.
[T]his is a very useful contribution to our knowledge of compensation schemes and provides much-needed analysis at a time when traditional compensation systems are under increasing scrutiny. It is also to be commended for shining a light on schemes not necessarily familiar to common law scholars and for providing a useful resource for further discussion of alternatives to the court-based system of compensation.
The work gives profound insights and very detailed descriptions of the material conditions and procedures of the respective compensation systems. It is thus an extraordinarily exhaustive, legally, factually and socio-legally highly interesting foundation for any kind of discussion about compensation concepts. (Translated from the original German)
Redress Schemes for Personal Injuries is a well-balanced description of compensation schemes from around the world. The book offers a comprehensive overview of a large number of existing compensation schemes, with a detailed description of their background and functioning. It is an informative, stimulating, and challenging book.
Sonia Macleod is a Researcher with the Research Programme on Civil Justice Systems at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford. Christopher Hodges is Professor of Justice Systems and Supernumerary Fellow of Wolfson College, Oxford, and Head of the Swiss Re/CMS Research Programme on Civil Justice Systems at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford.