Dowlers back 'no-win, no-fee' legal system  Milly Dowler's
family The Dowler family urged David Cameron not to change the
law over 'no-win, no-fee'  Related Stories  The family of Milly
Dowler says planned changes to "no win, no fee" cases would have
stopped them seeking compensation from News International.  A
letter from the Dowlers urges David Cameron not to take "rights
away from ordinary people so that large companies could print
whatever they like".  The government says its plans are intended
to prevent "spurious cases".  It is understood the Dowlers are
to receive a £2m settlement over the hacking of the murdered
girl's phone.  The deal is thought likely to also involve a
personal donation of £1m to charity by company boss Rupert
Murdoch.  A government spokesman said: "We are absolutely
committed to ensuring that people can access the justice system,
regardless of their financial situation, which is why we are
committed to maintaining 'no-win, no-fee' arrangements."  But in
the letter to the prime mini