ATE Insurance Blog
ATE Insurance Blog
6 Weeks Later
14th May, 2013
Discover the latest developments in legal practices post-regime changes. Learn about client charging structures and insurance decisions. Find out why some firms offer clients the choice to insure or not.
More...The calm after the storm
3rd April, 2013
Discover the aftermath of the Jackson reforms with a surge in ATE insurance policies, lessons learned, and the evolving post-Jackson landscape. Explore the implications for firms and clients.
More...How to survive on reduced fixed costs
5th March, 2013
Discover the historical perspective on legal costs pre-Access to Justice Act and the current debate on fixed costs. Explore the implications for clients and solicitors in the legal industry.
More...Will Jackson be the death of BTE Insurance?
18th January, 2013
Discover why the percentage of people with Before the Event (BTE) Legal Insurance is decreasing. Learn how the Jackson report influenced this trend and why After the Event Insurance is gaining popularity. Explore the implications of economic factors on in
More...Small Claims Court Rise Consultation - Why Bother?
20th December, 2012
So here we go again. The Ministry of Insurance Companies Justice has issued another consultation document, this time regarding their proposal to raise the Small Claims Court limit for some PI claims. Now if the Government hadn't already rejected a ris
More...The New Costs Regime - A Trip to the Dentist?
21st November, 2012
Discover the implications of the Justice Ministry's proposed fixed costs for personal injury claims. How will solicitors, referrers, and insurers navigate this new landscape? Find out more here.
More...Jackson Reforms - The End of Hold Harmless Insurers?
5th November, 2012
Explore how the Jackson Reforms are reshaping the ATE insurance industry, forcing solicitor firms to reassess their insurer choices. Uncover the implications of 'Hold Harmless' policies and hidden commissions.
More...Rumour Mill
28th September, 2012
Explore the latest legal rumours surrounding the Jackson reforms and potential changes to small claims court limits. Dive into the speculations and stay informed on the evolving legal landscape.
More...The King is Dead. Long Live the King.
8th September, 2012
Discover the implications of the recent UK political reshuffle, including the appointment of a non-lawyer as Lord Chancellor. How will this decision impact legal matters and governance? Find out more here.
More...Eid Mubarak
18th August, 2012
Discover how the end of Ramadan relates to upcoming legal changes, including the implications for solicitors and personal injury claims. Learn about the challenges and opportunities ahead.
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