Room for growth

seedling growing in pot

Before-the-event legal expenses insurance seems to be an area ripe for development. Jane Bernstein reports on the debate raging over whether it should be built into insurances rather than 'added on'.

The future of the after-the-event insurance market currently remains unclear, despite hopes that the publication of Lord Justice Jackson's review would have removed any doubts about its prospects

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