ATE Insurance Blog
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High Court hands down Landmark Decision in interest-only mortgage mis-selling case
18th October, 2022
Explore the groundbreaking judgement in Taylor & Anor v Legal and General Partnership Services Limited [2022] EWHC 2475 (Ch). Learn about interest-only mortgage mis-selling cases and the implications of this significant ruling.
More...The Housing Ombudsman provides guidance for new levels of redress, following investigations
14th October, 2022
Discover the Housing Ombudsman's recommendations post investigations into Clarion and Onward Homes. Learn about key findings on damp, pest control, and complaint handling. Find out how landlords can improve resident satisfaction.
More...Whiplash Tariff review confirmed for 2024.
30th September, 2022
Discover the government's decision to postpone the Whiplash Tariff review to 2024, affecting claimants and solicitors. Explore the concerns raised by MASS and the implications for the industry.
More...Inheritance Act Claims – A Brief Overview
12th September, 2022
Discover the purpose of the Inheritance Act 1975 and who can benefit from it. Explore the factors courts consider in estate claims and the types of awards available.
More...ACSO urges reform of fixed costs to account for inflation.
22nd August, 2022
Learn why ACSO emphasizes the need for immediate fixed costs review in personal injury cases to align with inflation. Find out the implications of stagnant rates on claimants and legal professionals.
More...Lawyers continue to seek a resolution on how to deal with Mixed Injury claims blog
5th August, 2022
Learn about the ongoing efforts of lawyers to address mixed injury claims and compensation issues beyond whiplash. Updates from the Official Injury Claims portal and working group. Find out how claimants are navigating the current situation.
More...Judge on Appeal allows ATE costs to be deducted from child
14th July, 2022
Discover how a recent court ruling impacts ATE costs deduction from child's damages. Explore the legal perspective and implications of this significant judgment.
More...ATE premium is “costs” in a deemed order for costs following acceptance of a Part 36 Offer
13th May, 2022
Explore the debate on ATE insurance premiums as costs in Part 36 Offer orders. Delve into the legal nuances and implications of deemed orders for costs. Learn from the case of Dance v East Kent University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & Ors [2022].
More...APIL’S response to No-fault Clinical Negligence Proposals
25th April, 2022
Discover APIL's stance on the no-fault clinical negligence scheme proposals and the potential impact on NHS compensation claims. Learn why a no-fault system may not be suitable for the UK healthcare system.
More...Latest OIC Portal data shows claims being made through the system remain ‘very low’
15th April, 2022
Discover why the latest OIC Portal data shows a significant disparity between represented and unrepresented claims, prompting questions about claimant access and process transparency.
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