Exceeding budgeted costs in claims over £25,000
More...Procedure to be followed by a Court when assessing reasonableness of an ATE premium in the context of a small personal injury claim.
More...QOCS does not apply if it did not apply at first instance.
More...Clinical Negligence ATE premium of £5,680+IPT is recoverable (See Mitchell v Gilling Smith (2017) above)
More...NIHL/tinnitus is a disease not an injury, so higher success fee applies.
More...Solicitor's failure to pay premiums to ATE Insurer breaches Code of Conduct (see also SRA v David Johnson 2021 above)
More...QOCS Protection where previous solicitor instructed pre April 2013
More...Discontinuance following non - compliant medical evidence, means QOCS protection lost.
More...No duty on Council to warn of obvious risks.
More...Failure to manage the risk of norovirus - documentary evidence without witness evidence may be insufficient to prove a safe system was implemented.
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