How After-The-Event insurance helps victims of clinical negligence
In general individuals buy insurance for peace of mind, hoping that they will not need to make a claim and After-The-Event (ATE) is no different. ATE insurance can be arranged to protect claimants and their families’ against the risk of being unable to recover costs if the court awards less than a sum offered to settle, or if their case is unsuccessful.
The age of digital marketing – part two
In part one; we looked at the web, content writing, imagery and user experience. In the sequel, we’ve tackled how you can increase brand awareness through social media, SEO and paid-digital.
Leading UK litigation funder Invicta Capital closes its latest round of funding with institutional and private investors
Invicta Capital has successfully completed its latest round of funding, providing significant growth capital for the business as it enters its next stage of expansion.
The age of digital marketing – part one
Traditional marketing – flyers, TV and radio advertising, etc. – has its place. And, alongside email, it’s been a popular way to grow and maintain market share. But, given the extent of growth in the digital space, as well as added focus on the protection of customer data, this is moving on.
ATE Partnerships – Clarke Willmott
In our new video, Chris Thorne, Partner & Head of Personal Injury & Medical Negligence at Clarke Willmott and Paul Morgan, ATE Account Manager at ARAG, talk about the partnership between the two firms and why is has been such a successful one.
