- August 31, 2021
Data breach decision: a long expected ruling impacting on the recoverability of ATE premiums
Background Since April 2013, when the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (LASPO) came into effect, most after the event insurance (ATE) premiums have no longer been recoverable from the opponent, meaning that the insured must discharge the premiums from their damages. One exception to the changes was made for “publication and … Continue reading Data breach decision: a long expected ruling impacting on the recoverability of ATE premiums →
- May 6, 2021
Should Priority Agreements get more priority?
Over time, due to the rapid growth in the availability of litigation finance, more and more cases involve a minimum of three stakeholders: a litigant, a funder and an after the event (ATE) insurer. A pre-condition of any litigation finance arrangement is that ATE insurance is purchased by the claimant, in the claimant’s own name; … Continue reading Should Priority Agreements get more priority? →
