As litigation continues to evolve, questions are emerging about whether traditional ATE insurance models remain fit for purpose.
Kyle Stubbs, Ignite's Head of Strategic Partnerships, explores how the personal after-the-event (ATE) insurance market is responding to a litigation landscape that looks very different from a decade ago.
From higher-value disputes and complex negligence claims to the continued growth of group actions, the article examines the challenges facing traditional ATE structures and the opportunities for more flexible, proportionate approaches to cover.
The piece also considers the increasing focus on transparency, consumer outcomes and access to justice, and what this means for the future development of litigation insurance.
Read the full article here on Legal Futures.
