ATE Insurance Blog
ATE Insurance Blog
Part 36 offers and fixed costs?
26th February, 2016
Discover the impact of the Court of Appeal's judgment on fixed costs for Claimants in Part 36 offers. Learn how ATE Insurance providers view the implications and strategies for maximizing indemnity costs.
More...Hearts and Minds
19th February, 2016
Discover how motor insurers' tactics echo historical propaganda methods. Uncover the questionable explanations behind rising premiums and the influence of pressure groups in the personal injury sector. Delve into the implications of one-sided debates and
More...Proposed Change to the Small Claim Limit Foiled? Probably not yet
8th February, 2016
Discover why the Forum of Insurance Lawyers opposes the Government's plans to increase the small claims limit and remove general damages for minor soft tissue injuries. Learn about the suggested measures and implications for personal injury claims.
More...Court Fees Rise
19th January, 2016
Discover the implications of the 10% increase in court fees on civil proceedings and access to justice. Explore the debate on balancing court funding and fairness in legal processes.
More...CMCs, Claimants and Insurers
2nd December, 2015
Explore the potential effects of the UK Government's review on claims management companies, claimants, and After the Event Insurance providers. Learn about recent regulatory fines and compare them with penalties for Health & Safety violations.
More...Move Smart, MoveSafe
26th November, 2015
Discover the benefits of MoveSafe insurance, a policy designed to cover costs for surveys, searches, and solicitors fees during property transactions. With premiums as low as £90.00, ensure a secure property transaction.
More...Shock Small Claims Limit Increase
26th November, 2015
Learn about the unexpected government decision to raise the Small Claims Limit for personal injury claims to £5,000 and restrict compensation for whiplash. Discover the implications for claimants and the legal landscape.
More...A Charitable Decision?
7th October, 2015
Explore recent court decisions on QOCS and ATE insurance in personal injury cases, including the implications of terminating CFAs. Learn how these rulings affect claimants' protection.
More...It’s Negligent, Clinically?
6th October, 2015
Delve into the landmark case of Ms Emily Nokes -v- Heart of England Foundation NHS Trust (2015) and the implications for recoverable costs of ATE insurance premiums in clinical negligence claims.
More...Cyclists – "A Presumed Liability”
2nd September, 2015
Explore the potential benefits of a 'presumed liability' law for motorists in collision with cyclists and pedestrians. Would this shift in liability enhance road safety? Find out more here.
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