Blog: No discount rate change in Northern Ireland but uncertainty remains
The Northern Irish Department of Justice has decided not to change the country's discount rate in line with the existing framework but will wait for reforms. DAC Beachcroft complex injury partner Louise Butler considers the next steps.
On 22 October 2020, the Northern Ireland Department of Justice announced it had decided not to change the personal injury discount rate in line with the existing framework under Wells v Wells to minus
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