By John Durbin, Senior Business, Development Manager
On the 19th March, John Durbin and Lisa Fricker headed south to Bournemouth to exhibit at AVMA’s 35th Annual Clinical Negligence Conference. Across the two days the conference saw over 400 delegates attend, with many visiting the Temple stand during the breaks to catch up on the latest ATE and disbursement funding products and sample some giveaways. Laura Cates from Switalskis was the lucky prize draw winner and was presented with a pair of Beats headphones.
Looking ahead, you will next find us at Celtic Manor, exhibiting at the APIL Advanced Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Conference on the 14-16 May. Attending will be John Durbin and Morag Lewis. John will then be heading to Birmingham on June 5th to exhibit at the SCIL conference. We hope to catch up with many of our coverholders at these events and many more during the rest of 2025.
If you’re not going to be at these conferences but would like to find out more about ATE insurance and disbursement funding for your firm and clinical negligence clients, or If you have an idea for an event or a subject and speaker you think we should hear about, please email
John Durbin
Senior Business Development Manager
John Durbin
John joined Temple in 2022 and brings with him over 19 years’ experience in the legal expenses industry, with 17 of these specifically relating to ATE insurance.
As Senior Business Development Manager, John’s role has him covering the breadth of the UK, meeting with Temple’s existing business partners as well as establishing new business relationships. Whilst his primary focus is growing and developing our clinical negligence and personal injury offerings, which can include disbursement funding, he is also very able to discuss Temple’s commercial and BTE products.
John is well known in the industry for making business partners feel at ease when they meet. He prides himself on understanding customers’ needs and being able to work collaboratively, which frequently results in established working relationships for many years.
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