ATE insurance in action: Personal injury secondary victim claim: Ms X v Mr X
By Shelley Carrick-Forrester, Trainee Underwriter *Case ongoing at time of writing (May 2025) What has happened so far? This case involves a secondary victim claim following a fatal road traffic accident, where the claimant suffered psychiatric injury after witnessing the immediate aftermath. Temple has provided ATE insurance to support the claimant as the case proceeds. […]
Read moreRisk Assessment: An ATE Insurer’s Perspective
By Bipin Regmi, Senior Underwriter This article provides an overview of the importance of risk assessments in personal injury and clinical negligence claims, from the perspective of an ATE insurance provider. It outlines how such assessments inform both the viability of a claim and the insurer’s decision to provide cover and examines what solicitors should […]
Read moreMy Whole Self’: Mental Health First Aid England’s campaign for workplace culture change.
By Lisa Fricker, Head of Solicitor Services & Quality Assurance This year, Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England launched a new initiative called ‘My Whole Self’, which is a campaign for workplace culture change. MHFA England wants employers to create cultures where people feel safe to bring their whole self to work, if they choose. […]
Read more‘Really Quite Interesting?’
By Morag Lewis, Senior Underwriter What’s caught our eye recently Private hospital liability post Bartolomucci https://www.dacbeachcroft.com/en/What-we-think/Private-hospital-liability-post-bartolomucci This article provides an insight as to the required close examination of specific contractual terms for private hospital operators when drafting patient terms and conditions. In the light of the case’s prominence and the issues it raises, it is […]
Read moreOut and About in Spring 2025
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 […]
Read moreClinical negligence birth injury claim: Master X v NHS Trust
By Shelley Carrick-Forrester, Trainee Underwriter *Case ongoing at time of writing (May 2025) What has happened so far? This case concerns a clinical negligence claim arising from a birth injury where liability has been largely admitted. Temple has provided ATE insurance to assist the claimant’s solicitors in pursuing appropriate damages following the partial settlement on […]
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