By Tadgh Kelly: Solicitor – Underwriting Director Estimate read time 3 minutes 57 seconds UK tech start-ups face real financial risk when disputes reach court. This article explores how security for costs applications can threaten viable claims – and how commercial litigators can help their clients manage this challenge through informed strategy and effective use […]

Temple Legal Protection has been awarded Corporate Chartered Insurance Underwriting Agent status by the Chartered Insurance Institute, marking a significant milestone in the company’s history and its position within the legal expenses insurance sector. Chartered status is awarded only to firms that demonstrate the highest standards of technical competence, staff development and ethical conduct. The […]

We are deeply saddened by the news that Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF) will be commencing a wind-down programme after more than 90 years of exceptional service to the community. Temple Legal Protection has been a proud supporter of QEF for many years, sharing in its mission to empower disabled people and help […]

By Jamela Collins Technical Underwriting Manager Temple Legal Protection Estimated read time 4 minutes 10 seconds As 2025 progresses, the litigation funding debate has reached a key stage. With the Civil Justice Council’s final report now published and regulation firmly on the agenda, this article reviews what has been proposed, what remains unresolved, and what […]

By Matthew Pascall, Legal Director – Head of Commercial  Estimate read time 5 minutes 16 seconds Following the Supreme Court’s long-awaited decision in the motor finance commission case, claimant firms and litigation funders have been assessing its impact on the viability of high-volume claims and any corresponding need for After-the-Event (ATE) insurance. The UKSC ruled […]

By Matthew Pascall, Legal Director – Head of Commercial Estimated read time 1 minutes 44 seconds The historic phone hacking litigation, concluded with a significant settlement in January 2025, shone a very public spotlight on unlawful practices within parts of the UK media. While the settlement marked a pivotal moment for privacy rights and accountability, […]