After The Event Insurance

 

We offer straightforward and comprehensive ATE insurance following personal injury and non-injury cover for both personal and business customers.

 

Our solicitors legal products

 
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Personal Injury
 
Recourse Options
Non-injury
 

Personal injury

 
  • Motor accidents

  • Accidents at work

  • Industrial disease

  • Trips and slips

  • Clinical negligence

 

Non-injury

 
  • Commercial contract

  • Personal contract

  • Professional negligence

  • Insolvency

  • Wills and probate

 

Benefits of ATE cover

  • Limit of indemnity

    Limit of indemnity £250,000 or bespoke on request
  • Cover for opponent's disbursements

    Cover for opponent's disbursements and own disbursements
  • Security of an A-rated insurer

    You can feel safe with us, as ARAG use an insurer with an A- rating
  • Cover for cases

    Conducted under a partial or full CFA or DBA
 
  • Top-up cover

    To a Before-the-Event policy
  • Full adverse costs cover

    including failure to beat a Part 36 offer, and interlocutory costs orders
  • Cover for cases conducted under a partial or full CFA or DBA

    More specifically disbursements and adverse costs incurred in these cases.
  • One-off cases

    One-off cases and no assessment fee
 

News & Press

The trouble with artificial stone

The trouble with artificial stone

Mike Knight, Head of ATE Sales at ARAG, takes a look at the problem of artificial stone silicosis. 07/05/25

ARAG and Maxima combine to support small legal practices

ARAG and Maxima combine to support small legal practices

ARAG’s 2025 re-launch of the Optimise scheme supports smaller legal practices with streamlined processing, competitive premiums, and delegated authority access. 28/04/25

Replacing the Covid-19 Protocol

Replacing the Covid-19 Protocol

Six months on from the Clinical Negligence Claims Agreement, Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers (SCIL) Chair and Head of Medical Injury at Ashtons Legal LLP, Sharon Allison takes a look at how the new agreement is settling in. 13/03/25