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CFA cancellation. ATE insurance costs due?


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Hi. I signed a CFA, then cancelled it after 6 days, well within the 14 day cancellation period, which by the contract means I am not liable for any costs.

With the CFA I also took out ATE insurance. My question is, am I liable for the cost of the ATE insurance, or do I have to cancel that too?

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Hi. I signed a CFA, then cancelled it after 6 days, well within the 14 day cancellation period, which by the contract means I am not liable for any costs.

With the CFA I also took out ATE insurance. My question is, am I liable for the cost of the ATE insurance, or do I have to cancel that too?

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CFA?

ATE?

 

please tell us what these mean?

 

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CFA?

ATE?

 

please tell us what these mean?

 

dx

 

CFA = Conditional Fee Agreement.

ATE = After the Event Insurance Policy.

 

I'm assuming that the OP instructed solicitors to begin a personal injury claim but has now cancelled. The best thing to do is ask his solicitors! My guess would be that the ATE would be cancelled for him and nothing to pay.

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Sorry.

Conditional Fee Agreement. What is also known as the "no win, no Fee" agreement.

After The Event insurance. Insurance taken out to cover someone if they loose the claim, I think.

 

Correct.

 

Has you asked your solicitors if the ATE is payable?

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It is a solicitor I signed the CFA with, and now cancelled it with. I am reluctant to ask them anything as I feel they will try and charge for anythign they can.

I want to find out more beofre talking to them so I know here I stand.

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