Personal injury
Personal
Injury
Personal injury ATE insurance provides cover for your clients if they are involved in litigation if they need to make a claim against the negligent party.
Whether it is an accident at work, a road accident or a slip, trip, or a fall, we specialise in providing great value after the event ATE Insurance solutions.
Personal injury after the event insurance can cover unexpected legal disbursements incurred during a case, and particularly in situations where there is a ‘no win, no fee’ agreement. These arrangements also cover the defendants’ costs and disbursements otherwise known as adverse costs if the case against them fails and the ATE premiums are usually offered on a fully deferred premium payment basis and are fully self-insured.
Personal injury ATE insurance can provide cover for your clients when they decide to pursue a claim. We have access to a range of facilities with several ATE insurers.
Personal Injury ATE insurance is a highly competitive market, so our aim is to streamline the application process so that, as a lawyer, you can provide your clients with the best advice and the best solution. Our after the event ATE insurance premiums can be tailored to your clients’ needs and we are able to offer delegated authority products administered via an on-line ATE portal.
For more information about our ATE policies or how we can help your clients, please contact us now.
We are also continually developing what covers we can offer in response to our clients’ needs.
If your practice is seeking a fast, simple, online facility with competitive premiums, you should contact us for more details on 0800 524 4235, email info@prosperityinsurance.co.uk or or complete the enquiry form on our contact page.
ATE
Insurance
ATE Insurance is an insurance policy that protects and covers a client who wants to pursue a claim against the risk of having to pay their opponents legal costs and disbursements if the case is unsuccessful.
Conveyancing Indemnities
As an experienced provider of ATE insurance to lawyers and their clients, we are well aware that the profession also has a need for other client-facing legal indemnities. One of the most frequent requests we get from solicitors is for legal indemnities for conveyancing transactions.
