Christine Brown-Quinn and others v Equity Syndicate Management Ltd and another [2012] EWCA Civ 1633
Legal expenses insurers are under an obligation to comply with Council Directive 87/344 EEC and the Insurance Companies (Legal Expenses Insurance) Regulations 1990, which make it entirely clear that the insured’s freedom to have the lawyer of his choice is to be expressly stated in the contract made with the insured.
For more detailed analysis see the notes by Simon Butler of 9 Gough Square in the excellent CivProQuo blog.
Issues Covered
- Appeal
- Assessment
- BTE
- Careers
- CFAs
- Contact Details
- Costs Escalation
- Costs Estimates
- Costs Officers
- Delay
- Disclosure
- Experts
- Final Costs Certificate
- Fraud Cases
- Grade of Fee Earner
- Interest on Costs
- Legal Expenses Insurance
- LSC
- Misconduct
- Mistake on Assessment
- MOJ fixed fee proposals
- One Fifth Rule
- Privilege
- Replies to Points of Dispute
- SCCO
- Solicitors Act 1974
- Special Circumstances
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