ATE Insurance Blog
ATE Insurance Blog
To QOCS or not to QOCS? An ATE insurance dilemma!
12th March, 2015
Explore the impact of Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting (QOCS) and After The Event (ATE) insurance in legal disputes. Learn from a recent caselaw example involving multiple CFAs and court rulings.
More...Rise in Court Fees to Scupper Access to Justice?
3rd March, 2015
Will the increase in court fees hinder access to justice? Explore the potential consequences and the need for digitalization in the justice system to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
More...Speed, efficiency…and peace of mind
6th February, 2015
Uncover the stress points in home buying, the desire for faster conveyancing, and the impact of solicitors. Learn about the new portal set to revolutionize the process.
More...Speed
29th January, 2015
Discover how to expedite ATE claim payments by utilizing a total electronic claims submission system. Say goodbye to delays and default costs orders. Enhance efficiency and client satisfaction with streamlined processes.
More...Costs Orders Post Jackson Reforms
21st November, 2014
Discover the unexpected challenges faced by claimants post Jackson reforms regarding costs orders and the crucial role of After the Event insurance in protecting clients from hefty bills. Learn about the implications of court decisions and the importance
More...Antonio Caliendo and Barnaby Holdings LLC v Mishcon de Reya (2014)
28th October, 2014
Discover the ruling on recovering ATE policy premium despite a 3.5-month notification delay in the case of Antonio Caliendo and Barnaby Holdings LLC v Mishcon de Reya (2014). Understand the impact of delayed notification on legal proceedings.
More...No ATE = Lower Solicitor Fees
15th October, 2014
Discover how After the Event insurance affects solicitor fees in legal cases, offering insights into Part 36 offers and risk mitigation strategies. Learn about the importance of ATE Insurance in maximizing compensation.
More...Labour hint at repeal of Jackson Reforms
25th September, 2014
Discover how Labour's proposed changes to CFAs could impact the legal landscape. Andy Slaughter hints at repealing parts of LASPO Act to restore balance between claimants and insurance companies.
More...Mesothelioma Decision Reveals Government Collusion
21st August, 2014
Discover how the justice select committee's review revealed biased collusion between the Government and defendant insurers in mesothelioma cases, impacting recoverable fees. Learn more about the controversial Legal Aid, Punishment and Sentencing of Offend
More...It is Negligent not to offer ATE says Irwin Mitchell Expert
31st July, 2014
Discover why failing to offer ATE insurance can lead to professional negligence claims. Irwin Mitchell's Jonathan Sachs emphasizes the importance of advising clients on insurance options.
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