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On the other hand, trying to fight cases is nearly impossible, Mr. Ferguson said.

Better to make businesses adopt policies that prevent inequality from arising, it says, than to fight cases retroactively.

A number of no-win, no-fee firms fight cases on behalf of travellers, taking about one-third of any compensation that is paid.

As well as being contracted to fight cases at tribunal, the firm was also paid to provide training courses for council officials, offering strategies on managing and ending specialist provision for children with disabilities.

Laws that once fell on an elite press, which could afford to fight cases, are now falling on ordinary citizens, who most assuredly cannot, even when they have written in the public interest.

It's the Magna Carta that means we can legally fight cases where a severely disabled person is confined to a single room because her local council has failed to provide suitable housing.

It is fight after fight, case after case".

But she is persuadable, and the two sides in closely fought cases have had to aim their arguments at her.

Partners at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, Latham & Watkins, Fulbright & Jaworski and Patton Boggs have all fought cases backed by litigation finance firms.

Ms Christian, the solicitor who has fought cases alongside her, said: "She is 105% on the side of her client.

Fighting cases that you never win could be demoralizing, but Mr. Mo insists his efforts eventually will be vindicated.