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Professional Negligence Update – Investigate, Investigate, Investigate!

By Sam Knight, Underwriter (Estimated reading time: 1 minute 19 seconds) Evans v Betesh Partnership [2021] EWCA Civ 1194 is a case concerning the professional liability of a solicitors’ firm and counsel in advising the claimant to settle a personal injury matter in 2011. Ms Evans suffered a traumatic brain injury in a road traffic […]

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Lender Claims in Property Litigation: a Guide Based on Experience

By Matthew Pascall, Senior Underwriting Manager (Estimated reading time: 2 minutes 55 seconds) Property litigation is familiar territory for Temple but one area that often features prominently are claims arising out of the valuation of property. These claims are inevitably cyclical – a down-turn in the economy prompts lenders to look to the property against […]

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Group Litigation – ‘The Right Crowd and No Crowding’

By Matthew Pascall, Senior Underwriting Manager (Estimated reading time: 3 minutes 3 seconds) The Temple head office is located just a few miles from the historic motor racing track at Brooklands. In the 1930’s the track announced on its posters that it offered “The Right Crowd and No Crowding.” It strikes me that this catchy […]

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Straightforward Facts That Means Peace of Mind for Your Litigation Funding

By Matthew Best – Senior Underwriting Manager (Estimated reading time: 5 minute 6 seconds) You may well have seen the recent news about litigation funding in recent weeks. One of my former colleagues once said that he believes that finding the right funding partner at the right time enables you and your client to share […]

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Personal injury claims and the impact of the Civil Liability Act

By Matthew Best, Senior Underwriting Manager (Estimated reading time: 3 minutes 27 seconds) The Civil Liability Bill that went through parliament during 2018 was aimed at two distinct aspects of personal injury claims – lawyers responsible for lower value RTA claims and the discount rate. It is the former that I concentrate on in this […]

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Musings on Mediation

By Matthew Pascall, Senior Underwriting Manager (Estimated reading time: 1 minute 50 seconds) CEDR was founded in 1990 at a time when mediation and other forms of ADR were in their infancy (save, of course, for arbitration). In the subsequent 30 years mediation has grown from a somewhat obscure concept that practitioners approached with some […]

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The Ace in the Hole? – How to help your clients to make a well-informed decision on litigation insurance and disbursement funding

By Andy Lyalle, Senior Business Development Manager (Estimated reading time: 3 minutes 19 seconds) Covid 19 D-Day has come and gone and, since then, it feels like I haven’t been off the motorway attending face-to-face meetings with existing and prospective clients – as well as the Zoom/Teams meetings continuing. All of which has prompted me […]

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Medical agency costs not recoverable in fixed costs regime – a solution

(Estimated reading time: 1 minute 33 seconds) When it comes to your client’s personal injury claim, at some point you will need to obtain medical evidence – either through direct instruction with the expert themselves or via a medical agency. Whichever option you choose, each will come with their own pros and cons. Here we […]

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Covid-19 claims: what we are seeing?

By Matthew Best, Senior Underwriting Manager (Estimated reading time: 4 minutes 27 seconds) Previously it was reported that we may see a ‘tidal wave’ of litigation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. Whilst that may well be the case in the months or perhaps years to come, to date we have only started to see a few […]

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