By Matthew Best, Director – ATE Partnerships & Head of Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence
On 26th September, we hosted a webinar covering the upcoming Fixed Recoverable Costs changes for our valued partners and cover holders. John Ivory joined as the guest speaker and provided an informative and interest presentation on the changes. Such changes included those which have already occurred, those to come into effect on 1st October 2023 and also the governmental response to the Ministry of Justice consultation on fixed costs and the potential changes which may be borne out of this in April 2024. John delved into the workings of the intermediate track and the complexity bands within the same. The webinar provides a practical outlook on the effects of the changes before offering views and predictions on the consequences of the new regime in these turbulent times.
The webinar concludes with a live Q&A session. If you have any views or questions arising out of this webinar, please feel free to email or .
Matthew Best Cert CII
Head of Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence
Matthew Best Cert CII
Matt has an insurance background and joined Temple in 2011 having worked for 4 years in a leading insurance company where he was dealing with personal injury work. Matthew was promoted to Underwriting Manager and subsequently Senior Underwriting Manager taking on overall responsibility for Temple’s personal injury and clinical negligence underwriting department.
In 2022 Matt joined the board of directors as Director of ATE Partnerships. Matthew has cultivated fantastic relationships with our business partners for many years. His ability to build a clear understanding of their requirements and more importantly what is required to fulfil such requirements means he is ideally placed to support the strategic direction of the company.
Matt remains the head of the personal injury and clinical negligence department and is committed to all Temple’s business partners in order to deliver the highest level of service they expect. He is also responsible in making sure that Temple’s ATE and disbursement funding products remain competitive, but most importantly that they are fit for purpose for solicitors and their clients.
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