John Durbin Joins Temple Legal Protection as Senior Business Development Manager
By Matthew Best, Senior Underwriting Manager (Estimated reading time: 1 minute 15 seconds) Many appointment announcements are full of ‘corporate speak’ so we’ve taken a different approach and gone ‘straight to video’ to introduce John Durbin, Temple’s new Senior Business Development Manager for our clinical negligence and personal injury team. If first impressions count, he […]
Read moreQueen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People
(Estimated reading time: 1 minute 46 seconds) Working with children and adults with physical and learning disabilities Here at Temple we remain committed to our charitable endeavours and to support selected activities of our law firm customers. In this newsletter we asked The Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (whom we have supported for several […]
Read morePaying the Price of the Pandemic: Business Interruption Insurance and Covid-19
By Sam Knight, Underwriter (Estimated reading time: 1 minute 35 seconds) The Covid-19 pandemic brought unprecedented challenges to businesses across the UK and throughout the world. The hospitality sector was one of the worst effected, with waning footfall and weary customers told to stay at home and protect the NHS. Many businesses sought to rely […]
Read moreCalling All Northern Ireland Clinical Negligence Practitioners, There’s a Product for You
(Estimated reading time: 1 minute 51 seconds) Temple Legal Protection is excited to announce the introduction of our After the Event (ATE) insurance product in Northern Ireland for clinical negligence specialists looking to protect their clients from the risks of litigation. What is it and how does it work? Temple ATE provides insurance cover for […]
Read moreThe Commercial Hub – A View From the Sharp End of Commercial Dispute Resolution in Northern Ireland.
(Estimated reading time: 2 minutes 22 seconds) The Commercial Hub (the Hub) has revolutionised the approach to issuing and prosecuting commercial actions in Northern Ireland. Since its arrival in April 2019 the Hub has had time to embed particularly through the disruptive period of COVID-19. Stuart Nevin, Principal Associate at Shoosmiths, gives his views on […]
Read moreThe New Commercial Practice Direction in Northern Ireland; Will It Work?
(Estimated reading time: 1 minute 57 seconds) The Commercial Court in Northern Ireland has been at the forefront of modernising commercial litigation in Northern Ireland. In this article, Rob McCausland from the Bar of Northern Ireland, shares his thoughts on how the Commercial Hub will work, following the introduction in January of the new Practice […]
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