Temple Legal Protection Podcast Mon, 13 Apr 2026 02:21:04 -0400 https://www.buzzsprout.com/1177706 en-gb © 2026 Temple Legal Protection Podcast yes 032548a8-ff1f-58f6-a2bf-03f389182087 Temple Legal Protection episodic false Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Temple Legal Protection https://storage.buzzsprout.com/5qt853ztxprsj7oypp8fsu9fkb3t?.jpg Temple Legal Protection Podcast Disbursement Funding - is it all about the price tag? Disbursement Funding - is it all about the price tag? Our experience from the sharp end of decisions about commercial disputes disbursement funding and how easy it is to become a credit intermediary.

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]]> Temple Legal Protection Buzzsprout-6548161 Wed, 25 Nov 2020 14:00:00 +0000 481 full false The New Deal Clinical Negligence ATE insurance- not just what is new, but why. The New Deal Clinical Negligence ATE insurance- not just what is new, but why. Genuinely lower premiums will catch your eye, as will our focus on mediation-related cover benefits.

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]]> Temple Legal Protection Buzzsprout-5646139 Mon, 28 Sep 2020 22:00:00 +0100 778 full false Compliant or complaint? ATE Insurance, The SRA Standards and Regulations 2019 and the importance of judgment – Episode 2 Compliant or complaint? ATE Insurance, The SRA Standards and Regulations 2019 and the importance of judgment – Episode 2 The latest in a series of solicitor updates for commercial litigators from Temple Legal Protection.

This seven minute podcast is Part Two of our podcast with a special report on the 2019 SRA Code of Conduct and its impact on how solicitors advise their clients on litigation insurance. It is presented by Matthew Pascall,  Senior Underwriting Manager in the Commercial Team at Temple.

The new SRA code came into force in November 2019; the changes are the most significant regulatory changes in a generation and the professional obligations for solicitors are subtly altered by the changes.

This episode looks at the practical impact on solicitors advising clients, an alternative to telling your clients if you can’t provide a personal recommendation; there’s a brief introduction to working with Temple and to finish six things you should consider for the future when advising on litigation insurance.

The content was prepared in conjunction with specialist professional practice lawyer Paul Bennett from Bennett Briegal LLP, to whom Temple are very grateful for his input and expertise

Before you listen, you may want a quick clarification of terminology. Litigation insurance used by solicitors is commonly known as After-the-Event or ‘ATE’ insurance. The latter is the technically correct term but law firm clients may better understand ‘Litigation Insurance’. We would encourage you to use the same in order to enhance the understanding of what is available to your clients.

]]> The latest in a series of solicitor updates for commercial litigators from Temple Legal Protection.

This seven minute podcast is Part Two of our podcast with a special report on the 2019 SRA Code of Conduct and its impact on how solicitors advise their clients on litigation insurance. It is presented by Matthew Pascall,  Senior Underwriting Manager in the Commercial Team at Temple.

The new SRA code came into force in November 2019; the changes are the most significant regulatory changes in a generation and the professional obligations for solicitors are subtly altered by the changes.

This episode looks at the practical impact on solicitors advising clients, an alternative to telling your clients if you can’t provide a personal recommendation; there’s a brief introduction to working with Temple and to finish six things you should consider for the future when advising on litigation insurance.

The content was prepared in conjunction with specialist professional practice lawyer Paul Bennett from Bennett Briegal LLP, to whom Temple are very grateful for his input and expertise

Before you listen, you may want a quick clarification of terminology. Litigation insurance used by solicitors is commonly known as After-the-Event or ‘ATE’ insurance. The latter is the technically correct term but law firm clients may better understand ‘Litigation Insurance’. We would encourage you to use the same in order to enhance the understanding of what is available to your clients.

]]> stephen Buzzsprout-4360451 Mon, 29 Jun 2020 11:00:00 +0100 454 full false Compliant or complaint? ATE Insurance, The SRA Standards and Regulations 2019 and the importance of judgment – Episode 1 Compliant or complaint? ATE Insurance, The SRA Standards and Regulations 2019 and the importance of judgment – Episode 1 This eight minute podcast is the first solicitor update for commercial litigators from Temple Legal Protection.

Presented by Matthew Pascall, Senior Underwriting Manager in the Commercial Team at Temple, this podcast is part one of a two-part special report on the 2019 SRA Code of Conduct and its impact on solicitors advising clients on litigation insurance. 

The new SRA code came into force in November 2019; the changes are the most significant regulatory changes in a generation and the professional obligations for solicitors are subtly altered by the changes.

This first part looks at a solicitor’s personal professional responsibility and judgement of their ethical obligations. It then takes a look at separating a solicitors own obligations from those of the law firm. Part 1 finishes with a reminder of a solicitors own professional duties.

The content was prepared in conjunction with specialist professional practice lawyer Paul Bennett from Bennett Briegal LLP, to whom Temple are very grateful for his input and expertise

Before you listen, you may want a quick clarification of terminology.  Litigation insurance used by solicitors is commonly known as After-the-Event or ‘ATE’ insurance. The latter is the technically correct term but law firm clients may better understand ‘Litigation Insurance’. We would encourage solicitors to use the same in order to enhance the understanding of what is available to their clients.

In Part Two there is a look at the practical impact on solicitors advising clients, an alternative to telling clients if you can’t provide a personal recommendation, a brief introduction to working with Temple and six things you should consider for the future when advising on litigation insurance. 

]]> This eight minute podcast is the first solicitor update for commercial litigators from Temple Legal Protection.

Presented by Matthew Pascall, Senior Underwriting Manager in the Commercial Team at Temple, this podcast is part one of a two-part special report on the 2019 SRA Code of Conduct and its impact on solicitors advising clients on litigation insurance. 

The new SRA code came into force in November 2019; the changes are the most significant regulatory changes in a generation and the professional obligations for solicitors are subtly altered by the changes.

This first part looks at a solicitor’s personal professional responsibility and judgement of their ethical obligations. It then takes a look at separating a solicitors own obligations from those of the law firm. Part 1 finishes with a reminder of a solicitors own professional duties.

The content was prepared in conjunction with specialist professional practice lawyer Paul Bennett from Bennett Briegal LLP, to whom Temple are very grateful for his input and expertise

Before you listen, you may want a quick clarification of terminology.  Litigation insurance used by solicitors is commonly known as After-the-Event or ‘ATE’ insurance. The latter is the technically correct term but law firm clients may better understand ‘Litigation Insurance’. We would encourage solicitors to use the same in order to enhance the understanding of what is available to their clients.

In Part Two there is a look at the practical impact on solicitors advising clients, an alternative to telling clients if you can’t provide a personal recommendation, a brief introduction to working with Temple and six things you should consider for the future when advising on litigation insurance. 

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