ATE Insurance Blog
ATE Insurance Blog
Caselaw Review: Rogers v Luteaim Limited - Commission payable on an After the Event Insurance policy
8th December, 2010
Discover the implications of commission on ATE Insurance premiums in the case of Rogers v Luteaim Limited. Learn why detailed evidence is crucial and how the Court evaluates premium components.
More...Jackson - The Main Problem with Qualified One Way Costs Shifting
6th December, 2010
Discover the challenges of determining claimant and defendant roles in road traffic accidents under Qualified One Way Costs Shifting. Explore the implications of split liability and the race to claimant status.
More...Caselaw Review: Tilby v Perfect Pizza - Deferred After Event Insurance policy is not subject to CCA
3rd December, 2010
Learn about the case of Tilby v Perfect Pizza where the court ruled that a deferred After the Event Insurance policy is not subject to the Consumer Credit Act. Find out why the ATE Insurance premium was deemed recoverable.
More...Caselaw Review: Claims Direct Test Cases - After the Event Insurance of £621.13 recoverable
2nd December, 2010
Explore the court's decision on recoverable elements of an ATE insurance premium in Claims Direct test cases. Understand the breakdown of the £621.13 premium and the implications for future cases.
More...After the Event Insurance & The Jackson Consultation
30th November, 2010
Discover the implications of success fees, CFAs, and ATE insurance in legal cases. Dive into the complexities of costs and recoverable rates. Uncover the proposed changes by Sir Rupert Jackson.
More...Caselaw Review: Avril v Boultby - After the Event Insurance taken out post admission is recoverable
29th November, 2010
Discover the significance of After the Event Insurance premiums post liability admission in the Avril v Boultby case. Learn why ATE Insurance is crucial in personal injury claims.
More...Jackson Analysis and After the Event Insurance
25th November, 2010
Delve into the complexities of Jackson Report's proposed one way costs shifting and its effects on defendants and claimants. Discover the potential challenges of implementing QOWCS and its impact on personal injury claims.
More...Caselaw Review: Aktas v Adepta (2010) - Issuing second claim form after limitation is not an abuse o
23rd November, 2010
Explore the Aktas v Adepta (2010) case law review discussing the implications of issuing a second claim form post-limitation period and the court's stance on abuse of process. Understand the significance of s.33 discretion and the balance between court ru
More...MoJ Think Jackson Reform will Increase Number of Claims
22nd November, 2010
The Ministry of Justice's impact assessment acknowledges the potential surge in compensation claims due to one-way costs shifting. The ABI's opposition highlights the impact on the defendant insurance industry. Will the government reconsider this aspect o
More...The Financial Impact to the Goverment of the Jackson Reforms
19th November, 2010
Explore the financial implications of the Jackson Reforms on the Government's income, including ATE insurance premiums, CRU claims, and VAT adjustments. Discover key figures and trends.
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