ATE Insurance Blog
ATE Insurance Blog
Do You Charge a Success Fee?
12th July, 2018
Learn about the risks of applying a standard 100% success fee in personal injury cases and the importance of individual risk assessments. Stay compliant with recent caselaw like Herbert v HH Law Ltd [2018] EWHC 580 (QB).
More...Court of Appeal considers dishonesty and its effect on Part 36 offers
12th July, 2018
Discover how the Court of Appeal analyzed the effects of non-disclosure on costs in the Tuson v Murphy case. Understand the implications of dishonesty on Part 36 offers and legal proceedings.
More...Claimants overcharged in Court Fee error
18th June, 2018
Learn about the Ministry of Justice's refund scheme addressing court fee errors affecting Claimants. Discover the implications of overcharging on claims valued between £3,000 and £5,000 since 2016.
More...The new era of CMC regulation
7th June, 2018
Discover the FCA's proposals for CMCs, including fee transparency, due diligence requirements, and consumer protection measures. Explore the implications of the new era of CMC regulation.
More...Dishonest claims can result in prison – Judges warned to approach with caution
7th June, 2018
A claimant jailed for 3 months after making false £837k claim against NHS for finger and facial injuries. Judges emphasize seriousness of dishonesty in claims. Read more about the landmark decision.
More...FCA crackdown on rent to own providers
31st May, 2018
Discover the FCA's recommendations to cap prices in the rent-to-own sector, ban extended warranties, and improve disclosure practices in doorstep lending and catalogue credit. Learn how these changes aim to save consumers money and prevent high-cost loans
More...Hip-hip, but no hooray for now...
22nd May, 2018
Discover the latest on the legal dispute involving DePuy Pinnacle Ultamet hip implants. Learn about the court ruling, alleged injuries, and implications for claimants. Stay informed on metal-on-metal hip replacement issues.
More...Acoustic Shockwaves
4th April, 2018
Explore the case of Mr Goldscheider against the Royal Opera House for acoustic shock due to excessive noise levels. Learn about the impact on hearing protection regulations and court recognition of 'acoustic shock'.
More...Does QOCS apply against multiple Defendants?
22nd February, 2018
Explore the implications of QOCS in multi-Defendant claims post-Jackson reforms. Learn from a case analysis and the interpretation of CPR 38.6. Discover how costs are allocated.
More...Insurers, taking the Rise again!
30th January, 2018
Discover why car insurance premiums are soaring despite promised reductions post whiplash reforms. ABI shifts blame to various factors while claimants dispute 'whiplash fraud'. Learn about the ongoing debate and potential impacts on injury claims.
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