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Commercial Litigation: Leverage ATE Insurance for a Competitive Edge

Updated: Nov 27

This infographic details how commercial litigation law firms can leverage ATE Insurance for a competitive edge in an increasingly


Yellow, grey and black infographic explaining benefits of ATE insurance
Commercial Litigation: Leverage ATE Insurance for a cCompetitive Edge

Risk Mitigation


Mitigates the financial cost risk associated with litigation. Law firms can take on cases with confidence, knowing that adverse costs and a proportion of own costs and disbursements are covered if the case is unsuccessful. This enables law firms to handle a larger number of cases.


Client Attraction & Retention


Law firms can provide more flexible fee arrangements for clients, making services more accessible, enhancing client satisfaction and making your firm more attractive to clients who wish to pro-actively manage risk or are concerned about potential legal costs..​


Financial Management


Aids in better financial planning and management by providing certainty regarding costs. ATE insurance can in some circumstances help to stabilise law firm's finances by ensuring that legal costs do not become a burden in the event of an unsuccessful case. This financial stability contributes to sustainable growth.


Unlock Bigger, More Complex Cases


ATE insurance enables law firms to be more selective and strategic in their case portfolio. They can focus on cases with strong merits rather than those solely based on the client's financial capacity or risk appetite.


Business Development


ATE insurance can be a valuable tool for law firms to attract clients, especially those who might be hesitant due to financial concerns. It sets law firms apart by offering a comprehensive legal solution.


Stress Reduction for Clients & firms


Financial security provided by ATE insurance for both clients and solicitors, leads to potentially better case outcomes.


Offering ATE insurance signals a commitment to providing comprehensive legal solutions to clients and partners. If you'd like to find out more, please reach out to a member of our team who can help.




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