ATE Insurance Blog
ATE Insurance Blog
Caselaw Review: Crane v Canons Leisure Centre - Success Fee on Costs Draftsman's Fees
16th December, 2010
Explore the implications of success fees on costs draftsmen's fees in the Crane v Canons Leisure Centre case. Learn about the solicitor's liability and the considerations for success fee reassessment.
More...Industry Awaits Costs Office Ruling on £105m Success Fee
14th December, 2010
Discover the controversy surrounding Leigh Day's £105m success fee claim against Trafigura. Find out how this landmark case could impact conditional fee agreements and legal costs in the corporate world.
More...Caselaw Review: Dimond v Lovell - Credit Hire Agreements
13th December, 2010
Explore the Dimond v Lovell case dissecting credit hire agreements and the Consumer Credit Act 1974. Learn about the implications of unenforceable agreements and liability in insurance claims.
More...Jackson - How the Government can Recover Greater CRU Payments
10th December, 2010
Explore how proposed changes in CRU payments could benefit the NHS and impact insurance claims. Learn about the potential implications for insurers and the government. Contact Box Legal Limited for expert advice.
More...New Jackson Pressure Group Launched
9th December, 2010
Discover the launch of the Access to Justice Action Group (AJAG) to challenge the Jackson reforms, accusing the government of favoring defendant insurers. Stay updated on the fight for fair compensation.
More...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.
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