Stage 2
We will write back to you to confirm the issues to be covered in a report. We would also confirm the cost and expected timescale to prepare a report.
Stage 3
If the case is to be a single instruction you need to check that your client is happy with the scope of the report, cost and timescale as outlined in the Actuaries for Lawyers’ letter. If the case is to be a joint instruction the above also needs to be agreed with the firm of solicitors acting for the other party or other organisation. You then need to write back to Actuaries for Lawyers confirming that you wish to proceed with the preparation of a report as outlined above.
Stage 4
Once confirmation of instructions has been received, we will commence any further data collection needed for the report to be prepared. The report will then be completed and sent to the instructing parties in due course.
A copy of sample draft letter of instruction is included below to help you here if required.
Draft Letter of Instruction