Tort law
If a claimant had a 95% chance of recovery but due to a defendants negligence that chance was reduced to 45% would the defendant liable because there is 50% loss of chance, or will the defendant only be liable if there is a 51% loss of chance if we was to take into account the case of Gregg v Scott
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