The November edition of ATEMatters is now live

Now the nights are drawing in and the weather starts to turn, what better way to give yourself that Ready Brek ™ “glow” than to settle back with a hot drink and indulge yourself with the latest edition of ATEMatters from Legal Protection Group.  We start this month with a judgment affecting third-party funding which could have had huge ramifications for the industry.  The omnipresent judgment relating to Part 36 appears this edition in the guise of Horne v Prescot (No 1) Ltd and a we take a look at a recent challenge to the Law Society model CFA.  Included are two topics which will be of interest to any of your colleagues involved with Clinical Negligence litigation and we finish off the November edition with a look at the recent report published on DBAs and new draft rules.

As always our thanks to Professor David Chalk of University of Winchester without whom ATEMatters would not exist.

If you have any comments, suggestions or would like to discuss anything relating to ATE insurance or costs/disbursement funding do please get in touch.

ATEMatters November 2019