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Loss of Chance - a Lost Opportunity?

In civil actions, a claimant must of course establish his case on the balance of probabilities. Seen in crude percentage terms, this effectively means that if a court considers it to be more than 50% likely that a case has been made out, the claimant will win. Conversely, if the likelihood is anything less, he will lose. There is no middle ground, and no room for a lower award of damages to take account of a reduced level of probability - it is a matter of all or nothing.