ATE Insurance Blog
ATE Insurance Blog
Credit Hire ruling means that credit hire organisations will need to show evidence of impecuniosity
7th June, 2023
Discover the recent High Court ruling affecting credit hire claims. Understand the need for evidence of impecuniosity in credit hire charges. Explore the implications for claimants and insurers.
More...Start dates confirmed for fixed costs extension.
6th June, 2023
Discover the confirmed start dates for fixed costs extension in legal proceedings. Find out which cases are subject to fixed recoverable costs and the exceptions. Stay informed on the latest rules and changes.
More...Split liability offer did not meet Part 36 requirements.
16th March, 2023
Learn how a High Court Judge's ruling on a split liability offer sheds light on Part 36 requirements in legal claims. Dive into the complexities and implications of liability outcomes.
More...New inquiry into the whiplash reforms opened by MPs
27th February, 2023
Discover the effects of whiplash reforms on personal injury claims and insurance premiums. MPs seek evidence on the success of the reforms in reducing costs and passing savings to motorists.
More...Insurers Want Supreme Court To Rule On Mixed Injury Damages.
22nd February, 2023
Insurers aim to appeal the Court of Appeal decision on mixed injury claims to the Supreme Court, affecting OIC portal cases and potential delays in damages payments. Learn about the implications and industry reactions.
More...Sponsorship of Modern Law Awards
20th February, 2023
Discover how #BoxLegal supports workplace wellbeing at the prestigious Modern Law Awards. Explore the importance of fostering a healthy work environment and honoring organizations that prioritize employee well-being.
More...I’m sitting on a railway station...
15th February, 2023
Delve into childhood memories of music and radio, from Walkman tunes to sports broadcasts. Discover how nostalgia shapes our present and future, connecting us to our past experiences.
More...Family Disputes, Resulting Trusts and the Perils of Disorganisation
13th February, 2023
Explore the case of Provincial Equity Finance Limited v Dines involving inheritance disputes over properties and cash. Learn about resulting trusts and the impact of disorganization in estate matters.
More...Fixed Recoverable Costs Delayed For Housing Cases.
13th February, 2023
Learn about the Ministry of Justice's decision to postpone Fixed Recoverable Costs for housing cases. Explore the implications of the delay and the concerns raised by legal experts. Discover how Box Legal can help with After the Event Insurance for Housin
More...CPR Amendments Reverse Cartwright and Ho
9th February, 2023
Discover how recent Civil Procedure Rules changes overturn decisions in Cartwright v Venduct Engineering Ltd and Ho v Adelekun, impacting defendant entitlements in personal injury claims. Explore the implications of these amendments on cost enforcement an
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