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Importance of Careful Budgeting in Defamation Cases
TheJudge May 14th, 2012

The recent ruling in Henry v NGN has highlighted the importance of law firms applying careful budgeting and a system of ongoing monitoring of costs in defamation cases. The case related to the defamation of Mrs Henry by News Group … Continued

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A Time of Change for ATE Insurance Market
TheJudge April 14th, 2012

It is a time of change for the After The Event (ATE) insurance market, not least because the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill has now entered third reading stage in the House of Lords. For the ATE … Continued

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Lenders Await Final Decision on PPI Appeals
TheJudge April 14th, 2012

The Supreme Court is soon to consider an important case in the ongoing Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) saga, having granted the Claimants in Harrison v Black Horse permission to appeal. The Court of Appeal considered the case of Harrison v … Continued

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Will the House of Lords vote for or against the stripping of recoverability of ATE premiums?
TheJudge March 14th, 2012

THE WEEK AHEAD: WILL THE HOUSE OF LORDS VOTE FOR OR AGAINST THE STRIPPING OF RECOVERABILITY OF ATE PREMIUMS AND CFA SUCCESS FEES? Next week, the House of Lords is due to start voting on the parts of the Legal … Continued

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Asbestos Victims Win Landmark Court Case
TheJudge March 14th, 2012

The Supreme Court has ruled that insurers’ liability was triggered when claimants were exposed to asbestos dust, rather than when they developed symptoms of mesothelioma. This has opened the doors to those who have developed mesothelioma to seek damages against … Continued

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Six Additional Months of ATE Insurance Premium Recoverability
TheJudge February 14th, 2012

In a not altogether unexpected turn of events, the Ministry of Justice announced this week that implementation of the civil litigation reforms (which will include the abolition of ATE insurance premiums and CFA success fee recoverability) is to be delayed … Continued

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2012 All Change in Litigation Financing
TheJudge January 14th, 2012

2012 looks set to mark the dawn of a new chapter in the world of litigation funding. In recent months legal press has been littered with announcements of new litigation funders entering the marketplace both in the UK and in … Continued

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How ATE and litigation funding can boost the confidence of claimants
TheJudge December 14th, 2011

Bringing a legal case can be difficult for potential claimants, even if they have considerable faith in a positive outcome. After all, the sums of money involved in taking cases to court can be considerable, and this is often sufficient … Continued

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Reduce Financial Risk with ATE Insurance
TheJudge November 14th, 2011

Fighting or defending a lawsuit can be a costly endeavour for any business, but it becomes even more expensive if the case is unsuccessful. Clients could well be looking for some financial recompense to ease the loss, and that’s where … Continued

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